Grossmont High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1943 volume:

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FOSTER CLAUDE A. BEAGLE HARRY GRIFFEN JOHN S WISE P d tL d CI k L M L M EI .SQAOOZ7 MGMT! Five prominent San Diego County citizens constitute Grossmont's School Board . . . they are interested in us and in our progress , . . have made it possible tor us to have many improvements. r. Quickiaf I C. B. Quiclcsall . . . Capable, triendly principal . . . knows most ot the students personally . . . never too busy to help those who wish to consult him . . . 23 years ot service to Grossmont l-ligh School . . . a man ot character who possesses courage, determination, and common sense . . . never one to be attected by tads yet always interested in progressive ideas. fi-.s.Z2.5 limi: Q5 G Ewen :SJ 133.2 X CDX . is x 'isa-get PX odds LEWIS F. SMITH Vice Principal ' ETHEL l. PROSSER Dean of Girls .fdclmina To the attendance office 6ross- monters go for absence slips . . . tardy excuses . . . transfers . . . program changes . . . advice . . . and they al- ways find some member of the adminf istrative staff there to help them with their problems. Lewis F. Smith . . . vice-principal . . . in his first year at 6rossmont . . . al- ready lcnows the maiority of the stu- dents . . . is a lsindly adviser to all. What patience! Ethel I. Prosser . . . motherly dean of girls . . . talces grateful new students under her wing . . . is helpful adviser of 6.6.6. and the 6irls' League. Raymond L. Reed . . . dean of boys and adviser of the Boys' Federation RAYMOND L. REED Dean of Boys HAROLD N. BALSIGER A. S. B. A FRANKLIN J. HART Director of Counselling and Research iifrafion . . . holds triendly council with the stu- dents . . . helps them iron out their problems. I-Iarold N. Balsiger . . . jolly . . . has double headache in advising the A.S.B. commission and controlling the school budget . . . also holds down a couple ot civics classes. Franklin J. I-Iart . . . now serving as ensign in the United States Navy . . . is remembered by Grossmonters as their likeable dean ot boys and coun- selor. A. Frederick Bunge . . . jovial Evening I-Iigh School principal' . . . executive head ot Grossmont's victory corps unit which has developed many new ac- tiviti6S. A. FREDERICK BUNGE Evening High Scho I Princip o aI A - Er C A If 4, YM I , Y 'WM J, Him 'Q I s XE Q S' vs me 5 'i- 2-'.:g.:,gsgia- K ,L 5 I, ef A I.1IRIAM ANDERSON Latin I and II MARY ATKINSON Girls' Physical Educaiion CAMILLE BAKER Spanish I WILLIAM H. BECK Bookkeeping, Economics, and Aihlefics AILEEN BLUMENTHAL U. S. Hisiory and World Hisiory CATHERINE BRADLEY Algebra I 04 2 EQ E ,ii GORDON BRAUN Alaebfd I 5 and Plain Geometry. Q Q I UA in gmsg:g:s::w.f,:ss ':SL3ii'.,i1' 5 li 5733 gg? in as -1 ,Qs , ' .... : .. . Q J H :-.... .:,.:.: , 4 ,if ----' :::.g:g:-f-5:.:- ,:.'? ggi K ' ' S iii.-5: -. , ..i.:1:ee.5, fam-:,5, 'fi-'Z RALPH BROWN Agriculture I, II, and III JOHN CORNELIUS Social Science and English I ANNABELLE CRARY Typing I, and Junior Business Training JOHN H. CRIPPEN U. S. Hisiory and Tennis MRS. MERLE C. DONOHUE A Cappella Choir - Vocal Music MRS. MARY GAVIN Spanish I JOHN H. GOSS English IV 'X' f' .,Lu9'Lq QJV-:VX I Soc If c XALICE ca EN Z! ' WILDA HAY Home-Making l and Il VERA HALENICHT Typing and Junior Business Training zd-AA. LAWRENCE HEAD Boys' Physical Education ILLE HALWICK Girls' Physical Educaiion MRS. LAURA JOY INGRAM Journalism and English II GEORGE W. HARKLEROAD Latin I and ll WINIFRED E. KING Biology gf uf. fawg J. L. DYER Agriculfure ' W' 1 VC'Y!i ' -, -- . . - MAY JENKINS - '? Homemaking II and III .,',E 1' f iw i , gpg GEORGE KINSMAN Junior and Senior Orchestra I Vuvl I .,,: and Band JOSEPHINE KOLLMYER as E M ,- .ref W M Pla ne Geometry I E5-1 4 K if Pre-Aviation Mafhematics me E, W E is gram E EEQMQW 595 5' EARL W. KEN RICK Mechanical Drawing SE 5 'F ig? W ,Q Q gas EE E iw Hogg E X, . -':':.FQg5f . a n d G e n e ra I M ec I'1 a n ics MRS. PEARL LAPUM Shorihand I, II Qin E JUANITA LUTZ Typing l and English ll 4 .'a. . ff A K 14. i ill, 1 I . . ISABEL MACKAY JOSEPH T. MANION Spanish Il, and III Girls' Physical Education f ' i f LADIMIR MASHIN fx, NW ,X Boys' Physical Eclucaiion b s lgygf ' 4 JEA Macl.EOD Eng sh l V,Z'A4ZQf- 97704 HEATHER MacLEOD Homemalxing l MRS. MIRIAM MILLER English ll In , I I A I . 1 lil if MRS. ELSIE MORIARITY REED Photography, Design, Free-hand Drawing II, Hisiory and Ark Appreciation ff? ELEANOR NUNVAR English I, Social Science, and Drama ELIZABETH PETERS Social Science ELI PIAZZONI AuI:o Shop I, and II X-f' u 1,'i WHSHVA McCAR I I:IY Q3 ICEALJ English I, and II RUSSELL P. RALSTON General Mechanics Sheet Metal CRAIG REYNOLDS U. S. History wr afks 3' S W 5 ax' I ,. f ,s fx- ,- S qi 1 inf . .. 1 M v '?SI'2??' , f, 'mis his 1 vviv I BEULAH SHRIVER Speech I, Social Science MRS. FRANCES SINCLAIR Advanced Science General Science MRS. DOROTHY COOKE SMITH English I and III LA ZELLE SMITH ' Civics, and Speech II DONALD TAYLOR Woodshop I and Il MERLE TEMPLETON Pre-Aviation Physics and Chemishy SAMMUEL S. VAN NOTE Civics, Auto Shop gi Jos bf' 'Ki ,if if AMS fi '25, wsu., EUGENE VINSON Engiish I, II and III ROSS WALLIS MARGARET DAIGLE School Nurse MABEL HOLMERUD Assisiani School Nurse Ei 1 TS? Y, 'zgi 1 III .,A ' E 5 HP .,.' 'X Free Hand Drawing I and Crafts ELIZABETH WOODS Typing I, and II and Business EngIisI'1 MY RNA BOOTH Librarian '-- X .rw . - ..., ,, , , om.. swf Without the aid ot the etticient ottice statt administrators . . . counsellors . . . teachers . . . students would be lost in a pile ot records. We introduce . . . Miss Russell . . . Miss Arthur . . . Miss Thornton . . . Mrs. Sears. . :k.,.' ' '..jg--3 fI'1:-:' ' ' 5.2s ,g s at S -gi -QT .WW E 6 Left to right: Olive Russell Shirley Arthur, Anne Thor ton, Mrs. Irma Sears Ciakferia My! . . . all those delicious menus that Mom Barnett and her smiling helpers put before the students every noon . . . steam- ing soups . . . crispy salads . . . these are some ot the tempting toods that appease appetites. Left to right: Mrs. L. Bye, Mrs. M. C. Johnstone, Mrs. R. Kennedy, Mrs. R. Barnett lManagerl, Mrs. L. Durlin. , Back row, left to right: J. Toying- Left to right: Newell, C. , ton, C. D. Duel. Front row: C. Harlcleroad, P. Watts, F. l Larson, M. Velman, Pittman. Douglass. Wainfenance Crew Q l 'fa Beck- Desks to polish . . . floors to oil . . . repairs to i save equipment . . .though busy, our janitors always have time to help us in every way possible. The yardmen are also unceasingly at work watering lawns . . . trimming hedges . . . planting tlowers l . . . keeping the athletic tields in prime condition tor any and every event. On the night shift Mr. Ira Beck has spent nearly eleveniyears patroling the grounds. l gud lbriuem No tires . . . no gasoline tor your noisy strip-down? That makes little ditterence to Grossmonters . . . who have the privilege ot bus service . . . eleven buses . . . eleven capable busdrivers waiting to carry stu- i dents to and trom school . . . smiling . . cheertul . . . good matured triends. i Left to right: E. Belch, L. Head, T. Gould, K. Sim- mons, A. Depew, M. Garri- son, C. Arnold. First row, left to right: B. Burrell, Coordinated Affairsg C. McCarthy, Clerlrg J. McBride, Welfare: J. Stanley, Cultual Affairs: S. Jeter, Financeg D. Balmer, Athletics. Second Row: Harold Balsiger, Adviser: J. Close, Ticket Clerlrq C. Asay, Publicity: B. Chandler, President. fifiociafeol .S7fuv!enf goofy The Associated Student Body . . . busier than even this year . . . under the etticient guidance ot Harold N. Balsiger . . . assemblies . . . Witclw Wiggle ...' 'Duration Dig . . . all sponsored by the A.S.B. New ottice created tor Commissioner ot Co- ordinated Attairs . . . has charge ot activities con-- nected with the war ettort. A.S.B. cards sold to 88 per cent ot the Student Body . . . record sales number . . . bond-a-weelq campaign netted six SIOO bonds to be used tor scholarships . . . established new music and band awards. First row, left to right: D. Baker, R. Hinclz, R. Hall. Second row: J. Burton: Raymond L. Reed, Adviser. C. Collins Bob Chandler, A. S. B. President Sfuden ogfi , .gevlera fion Boys' Federation . . . made up ot all boys holding student body cards. . . Mem- bers distributed programs . . . guarded tootball tield . . . lcept crowds in order . . . otticiated during traclc season . . . gave Freshmen royal welcome . . . presented assembly . . . President, Edson Blossom . . . Vice-President, Jimmy Berton . . .Treasurer, Don Balcer . . , Secretary, Charles Collins . . . Adviser, Mr. Raymond Reed. Edson Blossom, President Jim Burton, President ,gen 2 . masgiiii 4 . . s -f- - 1:-ff.: ..'- : ..,.., - , , as Nt it Lucile Bishop 0Uel l'll'l'lQl'lf gcc r2.,....r 6room 6rossmont's 6rounds . . . slogan ot 6rossmont's 6.6.6. Board . . . nine elected class representatives and nine ap- pointees who are various school otticers make up the board . . . emphasis this year on the betterment ot 6.6.6. service and the growth ot selt-government . . . active campaign held throughout the entire year tor better cooperation between the Board and students resulted in more ettective en- forcement ot 6.6.6. rules . . . Judges . . . Edson Blossom and Allene Head. Allenz Head Edson Blossom - .rj ri.. r , Vf?'ti?fg?f,go1if..z:. wr fi' ii ' ,?., 4,. 352' i ' : .,., '1151'i ' Q52 R 45 .5...'?'- - :...:. ,... fI'I.I. .. - .wvrvi - M f -' iw V ,.,. .,, :v-. MY, 4533? .. . . ..,. .. . M ., .1 -.: f ..:..s... sa- .-.. . Back row, left to right: M. Merrill, M. H. Hise, A. Vita, B. Burrell. Middle row: V. Shrum, Treasurer: C. Wright, Vice President: L. Bishop, President, A. Mendenhall, Secretary: Miss Ethel Prosser, Adviser. Front row: S. Marshall, L. Martin. QI' if , 05619116 Organization plus . . . success attained . . . 6rossmont's etticient 6irls' League . . . highlights ot the year have been Welcome assembly . . . 6et Acquainted programs . . . Christmas 6iving spon- sored jointly by the 6irls' League and the Boys' Federation . . . Hi Jinx . . . lntantile Paralysis Cam- paign . . . new dress regulations . . . Faculty Tea . . . election ot new otticers . . . Adviser, Miss Ethel Prosser . . . President, Lucile Bishop. Baci: row, left to right: J. Dennis, J. McBride, S. Hayes, T. Hastings, C. Robbins, D. Stewart, B. Chandler, F. Hastings, C. Asay. Front row: L. Bishop, A. Heacl, J. Close, C. Ors- born, E. Blossom, E. Gamber, B. Foster. Back row, left to right: C. Asay, B. Chandler, Cooper, L. Houston, T. Hastings, D. Lutjens, D. Stewart. row: L. Bishop, J. McBride, C. Orsborn, A. Head, J. ose, F. Hastings. -ss... 47g YQX X QQ ,f 000 X! --Af'-Nf.fN-.0-r OEUQQHTED Tim LRWS ACE PHOTOCQRRPHF . ' 1 5,75 45253. , g , .Y W ,4uf09fa5,yL4 QWWQQWW Wy WYQWNY Wgvwbqxxw M4 JQJQMJJL B9MQAJi7NW.u,lZ,,Q, Nj ggi MWEL Don Lee Byrd, President First row, left to right: Annabelle Crary, Adviser: D. Byrd, President: Gordon Braun, Adviser. Second row: A. Head, Vice President, A. Vita, Treasurer, F. Griffin, Secre- tary. enior Cfadzi Although war conditions made this a very difficult year for the senior class, they managed to have a fairly success- ful year, led by their popular president, Don Lee Byrd . . . Seniors swelled with pride as they wore their flashy senior sweaters . . . they found time to relax on their traditional ditch-day . . . suffered the loss of several of their students to the armed services . . . all studied civics during the year in order that they might receive diplomas. CCF and g0LUl'l I'LI'l0lfU'lC0l'I'l8l'lf C0l'l'll'YI.ilt80 First row, left to right: C. Crosby, J. Martini, C. First row, left to right: F. Griffin, J. Martini, M Stipe. Second row: J. Osterloh, F. Griffin, R. Van Farnsworth. Second row: H. Binter, K. Riggle, A Der Muellen, A. Vita, A. Head. Head, C. Stipe, A. Vita. Carl Abbott Usually called Oakie by his triends . .. Played tootball in his third year , , . Favorite sports are tishing and hunting . . . Atter graduation he wants to be a Forest Ranger. Dave Adams Davy was an assistant photography editor ot Annual statt . . . Collects records besides doing photographic work .. . ls headed tor Armed Service. Dick Adams Played in the Sr. Orchestra . . . Favorite pastime is sleeping . . . His plans tor the tuture are dependent upon the Army Air Corps. Donna Aggson irish sang in the Glee Club . . . be- longed to the Camouflage Club, branch ot the Victory Corps . . . Outside ot school she enioys dancing, drawing, and music . . . Plans to become a dress de- signer. Catherine Allen For two years was a member ot the drill team . . .Also belonged to the bowling club . . . Horseback riding, bowling, and seeing movies are her 'favorite ex- tracurricular activities. William Ames Willy is the nick-name that he goes by. . . Enjoys playing football and swim- ming . . . Takes lots ot desert trips . . . Worked earnestly on annual photography work. Carmen Arriola In I94-l transferred to Grossmont trom Whittier High School . . . Here at Gross- mont she was active in Biology and Plate and Thimble Clubs . . . Likes shows, sew- ing and horseback riding . . . Wants to be a seamstress. Cleo Arriola Fingernails belonged to the Aquinas Club I and '2, was secretary in 3 . . . Was se'56eta year ot the Biology Club'. . . ikes nothing better than sleepirhgcfeating strange concoctions, and dancing . . . Wants to become a lieu- tenant in the U. S. Army Nurse Corps. i of Clifford Asay A, C. was a member ot C. S. F. I, 2, and 4 . . . Honor Roll . . . Assistant editor ot paper 2 . . . Editor 4 . . . Sport editor ot Annual 3 , . . Commis- sioner ot Publicity 4 . . . Daisy Chain . . . ln order ot preference likes to sleep, eat, and study . . , Future is a military secret. Edna Mae Banks Spent two years as a member ot drill team, one as majorette . . . Participated in P.-T. A. program three years . . . Spring concert one year . . . Dancing, movies, and bowling occupy Eddies spare time . . . Consolidated, here she comes. Judith Barnes Judy spent Zlfzfyears in Sr. Orchestra . . . Made sev ral girls' teams-volley ball 2 y rs . . . Speedball l year, and ,softball Txyedi . . . Plans to be a typist bookkeeper. Jimmy Lane Berton Vice-President ot the Boy's Federation . . , Vice-President ot Spanish- Club . . . Member ot Solomon Club . . . Christmas Pageant 4- . . . Keeps up with outstand- ing race horses, likes both classical music and swing. Julia Lee Bianchi Had no school activities, but outside ot school she rates dancing tirst tor tun . .. Also likes movies and listening to the radio . . . intends to become a beauty operator atter graduation. Marie Binggeli Her big interest proved to be in physical education . . . Made the volleyball, speedball, basketball, and sottball teams at ditterent times . . , Other sources ot enjoyment include playing the accordion or harmonica, and singing . . . Future is in secretarial work. Hilda Binter Transterred trorn Holtvillc, Calit. in '4-I . . . Made the volleyball team 3 and 4. speedball 3, baseball 3 . . . Besides sports, she likes to go dancing and bowl- ing . . . intends to go into detense work. Lucile Bishop Nicknamed J. B. . . . Peppy pom-pon girl tor the last two years . . . G. A. A. member 3 . . . President ot Girls' League 4- . . . Vice-President ot Speech Club 3 . . . Loves to dance , . . Ambition is to get married and forget it all. Edson Blossom Played on the basketball team 3 years . . . Football manager one year . . . Comm. ot Athletics 3, Boys' Federation Pres. 4 . . . Has belonged to C. S. F., Hi-Y, and Lettermen's Club . . . Was a member ot the G. G. G. board tor 3 years. Judge lst semester this year . . . Daisy Chain . . . Wants to be an engineer. Virginia Ruth Boyle Ginny was a member ot the First Aid Squad . . . ls very interested in phot- ography . . . Also likes to care tor tlowers and read . . . Plans to go into Nurses' Training. John Albert Burdick 'Served as Sports Editor ot the Foothill Echoes 3-4, El Recuedou '42 and '43 . . . Member ot Quill and Scroll. 3O Club, and Spanish Club . . . Christmas Pageant 2 years . . . Senior Sweater Comm .... Co-Manager ot the tootball squad . . . A Cappella Choir. Carl H. Burke Spends most ot his time at his tavorite pastime-keeping up on all the new de- velopments ot aircratt during the war . . . Atter graduation he intends to be- come an Air Corps cadet. lndia Lois Burleson ln the last halt ot her senior year, Dee- Dee transterred here from Alpine, Texas where she was President ot the Sr. class . . . Enjoys almost everything, but especi- ally horseback riding, tennis and bowling . . . Wants to attend a Texas college. Barbara B r Barrel f ated in the Christmas pageant every yar . . . Sr. orch ra I, 2, 3 . . . Speec, irls' League Co 'man , 4 . . . Prexy ot the Thirteen Club . . . Commissioner ot Coordinated Attairs 4. Edward Buss Eddie was a member ot the Forestry Squad . . . Basketball team . . . In Metro track he placed tirst in the 880 relay. third place in the IOO yd. dash . . . Hobbies include stamp collecting, tlower gardening, and reading . . . Navy is his tuture. Mary Butler Don Lee Byrd T. B. -that jitterbugging track and football star. . . Made track team every year. . , Football 3, 4 . . . Sang in A Cappella choir 2, 3 . . . President ot the Senior Class . . . Good swimmer . . . Plans to become a diesel engineer. Connie Byrnes Connie transterred from Woodrow Wilson High in Long Beach for her last hall year here . . . On dress regulation com- mittee . . . pastime. horseback riding. Fred Caffee Fritz took part in the Christmas Pageant 4 . . . One ot the Solomons . . . His tavorite activities in order of preference are dancing and seeing shows. Pat Carter One ot Grossmonfs top Racketeers . . . Wears that good-looking 3 star G. A. A. sweater with pride . . . Was a member ot the Speech Club and partici- pated in the Christmas Pageant 2 . . . Gets plenty ot exercise playing tennis. horseback riding, and dancing . . . Civil Service stenographer is her goal. Betty Gene Chandler Member ot the Biology Club . . . Likes movies . . . has a hobby ot collecting match folders . . . She wants to be i dress designer, but thinks she'll be a bookkeeper instead. f ,f' Z' f .-1' 'i , f if . 1 H...-fs. S Q-'ful L c Bob Chandler Popular A. S. B. Prexy . . . Member ot Speech club 3 . . . Hi-Y member and Boy's Fed. Comm. Chairman 3 . . Na- tional Forensic League . . . Went out tor track . . . Ambition is to become an aeronautical engineer. 4 v Don Chevalier Chev has been a member ot the l-li-Y since a sophomore . . . Played baseball as a Jr .... Member ot the Letterman's Club . . . Enjoys sports and eating steaks ...Plans on going into engineering tield. Helen Clark Not very active in school attairs, but hcr tavorite spare time activities include dancing, swimming, and attending toot- ball games . . . Alter graduation she plans to become a private secretary. Mary Clark Member ot the Spanish Club . . . Likes dancing best, then traveling and play- ing tennis ...' Her future plans include attending the University ot Southern Calit. Robert Clarkson Usually called Bob . . . Went out tor basketball this year , . . lnterclass sott- ball 3 . . . Member ot the Victory Corps . . . Favorite pastimes are skating, work- ing on anything mechanical, and shoot- ing pool. Ernest Eugene Clay Jeep transferred to G. U. H. S, in his junior year . . . Football 3, 4 . . . Base- ball 3, basketball 4, and track 4 . . . Likes football, airplanes, and skating .. . lntends to enter tield ot aeronautical engineering. Marion Jean Close Known as Jean or Jim . . . Member ot Sr. band for 3 yrs .... G.R.'s 3, 4 . . . Sr. orchestra 2, 3 . . . Ticket supervi- sor ot A.S.B. 4 . . . Thirteen Club secretary . . . 6.6.6. board 4 . . . C-.A.A 4 . . . Wants to join Waves. Margaret Elaine Comfort Shortened to Maggie . . . Participated in the Spring Concert 2 years . . . P.-T.A. Program I year . . . Member ot the bowling Club . . . Plays the piano . . . Plans to be a Waac. Richard Coolidge Hates school work . . . Loves fishing . . . is a whiz at Math . . . Voices no particular plans tor the tuture . . . Though army lite sounds O.K. Roy Lee Cooper Coop was a member ot the track team tor 3 years . . . Captain and voted best man in Class C, 3 . . . Broke school record in Class C low hurdles . , . Treas- urer ol: Boys' Federation 3 . . . President ot Letterman's Club 4... Likes hunting. tishing, and horseback riding . . . Wants to be a drattsman, John Corby Usually called by only his last name . . . Played on the tootball team 2 and 4 . . . Member ot the Letterman's Club 4 . . . Skating, swimming, and reading are his preterred spare time activities . , . Has plans tor joining the Merchant Marine. Mary Margaret Cota Maggie has been viola player in the orchestra I, 2, 3, and 4 . . . Belonged to the Spanish Club 2, 3. and 4 . . . Aquinas Club . . . Made volleyball team I and 2 . . . Plays the piano , . . Nurses training next. James Craig Among other things is callcd Jim or Trapper . . . Belonged to the Biology Club . , . Helped decorate tor the Christ- mas Pageant , . . ls quite the sportsman preterring hunting, tishing, and tying trout 'flies to all other pleasures . . . Has desire to write a book on his lite as a trapper. Carol Crosby Cal sang in the A Cappella choir and Glee Club . . . Served on Sr. Cap and Gown Comm .... Played on volleyball and baseball team . . . Likes horseback riding and swimming . . . Plans to be- come a nurse. Evelynne Curry Evie had more activities outside ot school than in . . . Favorite sports include skiing and skating . . . Enjoys reading, too . . . Plans to go to college attcr graduation. Anthony Louis Cutter, Jr. Participated in many judging contests in this county and others as a member ot the F. F. A. Judging team . . , Likes any kind ot ranch work . . . It the Service doesn't get him, he would like to get a ranch in Oregon. Marguerite Daniel Margie was a member ot the Plate and Thimble Club tor I year . . . Belonged to the Child Care unit ot the Victory Corps . . . Movies, reading and swimm- ing, till her spare time . . . Would like to be an aviatrix. Marlys Daniels A Drill Team majorette 2 . . . ln one-act play contest 2 . . . Member ot the Horizon Club 3 . . . C-. R. member 4 . . . Dancing is tirst, with bowling and eating hot fudge sundaes next on her list ot tavorite pastimes . . . ls going to college. Dorris Darrow Mahoney belonged to thc Girls' Bowl- ing Club . . . Likes to dance-even pre- ters dancing to bowling . . . As yet, her tuture remains uncertain. Vernor Davey Commonly called Bill . . . One ot those barefoot boys lSolomonsl . . . Belonged to Hi-Y, l.etterman's Club . . . Odd tavrite pastime is riding home on ice cold nights under a moonlit, trost- bitten sky on a bicycle . . . Spends spare time thinking up new jokes. Jeannine Dennis Lonnie belonged to Tennis Club 2, 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. member 3. 4 . . . Speech Club 2, Secretary 3 . . . G.R. member 3, and President 4 . . . Biology Club member 3, 4 . . . ls interested in Medi- cine and intends to studv to become a doctor . . . Thirteen club member. Barbara Denton Friends just call her Bobbie . . . Was a Drill team member 2, 3 . . . Partici- pated in Christmas Pageant 3 . . . Mem- ber ot the Plate and Thimble Club 3, 4 . . . Would rather dance than anything else . . . Will be a secretary. Maxine Dern Max transferred to Grossmont for her Senior year here . . . Especially likes dancing, swimming, and photography .. . Plans to go into nurses training. Roy Domengoni Sometimes called Power house or Dom . . . Played on football team . . . Member ot Letterman's Club . . . Vice-President ot Jr. class . . . Daisy Chain . . . Enjoys outdoor sports, horse- back riding. f f Lee Doss ' if X Alias Total Loss Doss e f tured trombonist ot the Sr. Band . . . lnt the Christmas Pageant . . . Mem er debate squad . . . Solomon CI'b . Tooting a horn, inventing gadlgy, nd reading aircraft magazines are ' tavor- ite timerkillers. Marguerite Dunphy Rita transferred trom Julian l-ligh in I943 . . . Belonged to Victory Corps . . . l-ler spare time is occupied with movies, dancing, sports, and reading . . .Would like a Civil Service job in a Post Ottice atter going to Business School. Jim Dupree Played baseball 2, 3 . . . and basketball every year . . . Wrote tor Foothill Echoesl' l, 2 . . . Member ot l.etterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls, bowling, and ice skating occupy his spare time . . .Wants to be a Marine otticer. John Durham Jack played in Senior Band 2, 3, and 4 . . . Outside ot school he plays in a swing band, goes to movies, and dances . . . Wants to get in there and tight tor Uncle Sam, Ruth Eaton Very musically inclined . . . A member ot A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Girls' En- semble, and Sr. Girls' Ouartette . . . Be- sides music she likes sewing and travela ing . . . Plans to take a course to become a beauty operator. Virginia Eidson Occasionally called Jeanne . . . Was a member of the First Aid squad . .. Enjoys dancing, movies, and letter writ- ing . . . Atter graduation she is headed tor a job in a defense tactorv. Mona Elliott A member ot the Plate and Thimble Club 2, 3, and 4 . . . Member ot Victory Corps . . . Favorite activities are hiking and reading . . .Would like to be a librarian. Dorothea Englestad Called Dottie . . . Leader ot drill team 4 . . . Girls' Glee member 3 . . . Mem- ber ot'A Cappella Choir and Girls' En- semble . . . Likes roller skating especially, also swimming, horseback riding, and dancing. Patricia Farmer Oscar sang in Glee Club and Red Robed Choir 3 . . . Speech Club vices president . . . Echoes 'feature editor 3 . . . Vice-prexy ot thirteens 4. . . Mary in Christmas pageant 4 . . .Senior editor, annual . . l-lobbies are writing, ice-skat- ing, and traveling. Mildred Naylor Farnsworth Milly was a member ot drill team 4 . . . Plate and Thimble club . . . Member ot Girl Reserves, Jobls Daughters, and Thirteen club . . . Graduation and An- nouncement committees . . . Outside ot school she likes attending parties, shoot- ing, and dancing , . . Might join Waves. Josephine Fazio Tops in girls' sports . . . Played on volley- ball, sottball, speedball, and basketball teams . . . G.A.A. member 3, 4 . . . Other sports she enjoys are horseback riding and dancing . . . Plans to become a 'Sr. typist. Jeannette Fischer Shortened to Jenny . . . Took part in the P.-T.A. program 3 , . . Christmas pageant this year . . . Marched in drill team . . . Favorite activities are in the tollowing order-dancing, bowling, and seeing movies. John Foret Johnny made the track team last year . . . Belonged to the Letterman's club . . . Honor roll student. . .Would rather eat or sleep than anything else . . . Fond ot horses. Henrietta Garcia When not dancing, Kay would rather spend her time listening to recordings ot Glen Miller, Harry James, and T. Dorsey than anything else . . . ls going to help win this war by building B-I9s, Jeanette Mae Gardner In her second year, she played basketball . . . Tennis 3 . . . Made G.A.A. . . . Favorite date-time activities include dancing, sports, and having a good time . . . lntends to work in an ottice ot a detense plant. Luther Gordon Enjoys tootball . . . Played on the team tor two years . . . Was a member ot the Lctterman's club tor two years. Marion Green Red would rather roller skate than any- thing else, but enjoys dancing, also . ,. Atter graduation she will settle down to being a good housewite, 'X Mary Grentell Played on basketball and speedball teams . . . Took part in the Christmas Pageant . . , ls an outdoor girl with horseback riding and shooting rating MQ as spare time activities . , . lntends to be a secretary. Mary Frances Griffin Much better known to every one ag . . . Secretary ot Sr. class , . , Sweater Committee . . . Does a lot ot dancing, bowling, and horseback riding , . . Study- ing to be a secretary, but would reall Frankie . , . Played all kinds ot sportsgi , Y like to be a pilot. XX Q XX Norma Griffith An exceptionally good pen and ink artist .. .Besides drawing, enjoys reading as a pastime . . . Wants to have a beautiful home ot her own and be a good wite. Robert Gutshall Otherwise known as Blondie, Hunting and horseback riding are his tavorite sports and occupy most ot his spare time . . . Also likes to travel . . . Will prob- ably get plenty as a Marine. Rexford Hall, Jr. Rex belonged to the Spanish Club, Biology Club, Tennis Club, and Hi-Y . .. Weltare Chairman ot Boys' Fed .... Drummer in the band I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Victory Corps . . . Would rather have a date with his best girl than anything else , . . Likes aviation. Thomas Hall Was an editor on Foothill Echoes . . . Copy editor tor the annual, belonged to 30 club . . . Sound crew 3, 4 . .. Sees all the good movies . . . Likes bowling, pool, and poker . . . Wants to join Marine Air Corps. Mary Hammond Sometimes called Ham . . . Claims that her tavorite pastimes are reading trash and listening to records , , . Her tuture all depends upon what the War is doing. Melvin Haptonstall Happy has been a Future Farmer tor three years . . . ls an outdoor man pre- terring hunting and tishing to all other activities . . . Future includes waiting tor the Army and getting a ranch in Oregon. Charles Harris Charlie belonged to no school organi- zations . . . His tavorite activity was being out ot school . . . Has made no plans tor the tuture, will let it take care ot itselt. Mildred C. Hartung i Otten called Millie . . . Marched in drill team 2, 3 . . . Riding and reading constitute her tavorite pastimes outside ot school . . . Would like to become either a secretary or an airline stewardess. Edward Hale Hastings Ted took part in the Christmas Pageant and the Spring Concert I, 2, 3, 4 . . . President of bath the Speech Club and I-Ii-Y . . . A.S.B. play 3 . . . N.F.L, mem- ber . . . Solomon . , . Winner of Cup for Dramatic Declamation 3 . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 , . . Likes swimming and horses. Gail Haworth Nicknamed Short Stuff . . . Rates her favorite date-time activities in the follow- ing order-dancing, skating, and movies . . . Will work as Clerk or secretary after graduation. Glenn Haworth Another one of those fellows that answer to the name of Solomon . . . Played in orchestra I, 2, 3. 4. . .Tennis team 2, 3, 4 . . . Vice Pres. of Schubert Club 4 . . . Sec'y of Letterman's Club 4 . . . Besides music and tennis, likes hunting . . .Would like to be a teacher or musician. Allene Head Tops in everything! Made G.A.A. 2. 3. and was President 4 . . . C.S.F. member I, 2, 4 . . , Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . Vice Pres. of Soph class . . . Pres. of Jr, Class . . . Vice Pres. of Sr. Class . . . Speech club 2, 3 , . , Editor-in- chief of Annual . . . Daisy chain . . Going to State College. Dorothy Heath Dottie belonged to Girl Reserves tor 2 years . . . Plate and Thimble Club for I year.. . Enjoys dancing at U.S,O. . . . Sewing, and writing letters . . . I-leaded for nurses training. Betty ,lean Heminger Talented singer. . . 3 years in Christmas pageant.. . 2 years in GirI's Glee . .. 2 years in Spring Concert . . , A Cap- pella for I year . . . All P,-T. A. programs . . . On dates she goes dancing or bowl- ing . , . Likes popular music . . . Future, War work. Clemencia Herrera Belonged to Aquinas Club . . . Nimble member of tumbling team , . . Good dancer . . . Will go into nurses' training after graduation. Zelma Rae Hill Called Tootsie by her friends . . . Was in the drill team one year . . . Spring concert . . . Crazy about horses . . , ln- tends to raise and train horses when she gets out of school. Jennie Hiner Member of 6.L.S .... Enjoys skating swimming, and dancing . . . wants to become a private secretary after gradu- ation. George Hippensteel Goes by the nickname of Speed . . . Member of the F.F.A. I, 3 . . . Pills in his spare time with skating, bowling, and going to theaters. Richard David Holden Prefers to be called Dick . . . Active member of F.F.A ..., Treasurer of that organization 4 . . . Spends time out of school enjoying the fact that he's not in school . . . Likes farming and has as his aim being a good agriculturist. Sue Anne Horn Called Susy . . . Reporter on Foot- hill Echoes staff . . . President of 30 club . , .Served on decoration committee of Girl's League . . . A loyal Zomberine . . . Wants to be a newspaper reporter. Carol Horton Favorite sport is playing tennis . . . As a hobby she collects stamps , . . After graduation she wants to do her part working in a War factory. Lee Houston Photography fiend . . . Another one of the Solomons Photography Editor of Annual . . .i2i ye t is le termanx . . . Plays football? fm ,ilEnjoys a good book . . . lit s to rn hg- wings in tbef'ArmygxAir' ry 0 V f' X f X E ,J .QFWT li ii . it . ' .xt S- 4 1 1 YV Q- I, Emma Jean owar N E.J. was a pom-pon girl as a Junior . . . Took first place in the short story contest . . . Vice Pres. of G.A.A. . . . ae club member. . . Excellent dancer speaker . . . Wants to be a WAAC. Bcrnice L. Hurlbert Billie was a member of Tennis Club for 3 years . . . Took part in the Christ- mas Pageant . . . G.A.A. member one year . . . Speech club . . . After tennis rates swimming and dancing . . . Will either work as secretary, typist, or go into nurses' training. Stan lmmenschuh Belonged to Future Farmers for four years straight . . . Pres. of F.F.A. as a Junior . . . Was in the Christmas Pageant l . . . Likes horses . . . Figures hell be caught in the draft. Earl Robert lrey Just call him Bob . . . Loyal Future Farmer, belonged every year . . . Went in for poultry judging in first two years , . . Victory Corps . . . Fond of hiking, bowling, and swimming . . . ls going to be a farmer or poultry raiser. James Jackson Always called Jim . . . Officer of Speech Club 3. 4 . . . Debater . . . Played basketball 2 . . . A Cappella Choir and Christmas Pageant 4 . . . Pastimes include sports, music, and eat- ing . , . Would like to be a sports an- nouncer on radio. Sally Jeter Cleverly nicknamed Jeterbug . . . G.L. Comm. chairman . . . Made C. 5. F. every semester . . . Red Robed Choir . . . Served as Commissioner of Finance ... Daisy Chain . . . ls going into nurs- ing. Phyllis Joergensen Will answer to Phil . . . Transferred here from Hoover in '4-I . . . Member of Sr. band every year . . . Foothill Echoes reporter 3 . . . Commercial club . . . Date activities usually include ice- skating or bowling . . . Plans to be a tenth-floor stenographer. Paul Jorgensen Called Jorgy by some of his friends . . . Outside of school his favorite activi- ties are bowling, and going to movies . . . Wants to earn his wings in the Army Air Corps. I Barbara Judge Friends call her Bobbie. Member of the Art Club . . . Goes in for roller- skating, horseback riding, and fishing in a big way. Has ambition to become a professional roller skater. Mary Ellen Kahley Better known as Helen or Chikie . . . Girl Reserve and Plate and Thimble Club member . . . Loves to dance, go horse- back riding or swim . . . After going to business college for a year, she plans. to work in Tribune Office. Jack Kay Answer to the nickname of Jackson . . . Member of football team . . . Let- terman's club . . . Favorite activities are sports and loafing . . . Anxious to get in there and fight for Uncle Sam. Frieda Keding Nicknamed Fritz , . . Helped form new GLS. Club . . . Loves to listen to Bing Crosby, go to movies, and play tennis . . . lntends to become a secretary. Joseph T. Keeler Much better known as Pete . . . Secretary of F.F.A. 4 . . . Good hunter . . . Likes swimming and camping . . . After serving his country, he would like to study again in college. Erma Anna Keiber Outstanding in sports and music . . . Played cello in senior orchestra three years . . . Sang in Glee Club this year . . . 'Secretary of Shubert Club '43 . . . Tennis Club 2, 3 . . . G. A. A Patricia Kelly Pat's always ready with a smile . . . Was a Girls' League committee member this year . . . Offered her talents to the PTA programs for two years . . . loves to dance, plans to become a WAAC. William Burke Kelly You can find Bill any time working on his car or welding . . . Plans to join the United States Air Corps. Betty Kennedy Shorty plans to enter the field of medicine. .. Has sung in the Glee Club and A Cappella Choir for two years . .. Participated in Spring Concerts and Christmas Pageants every year. Dolores Kennedy She'll answer to Mickey . . . Like- able member of the Spanish Club and Girl Reserves . , . Will go to college next year to take up nurse's training . . . Loves dancing and listening to the name bands. Winifred Kent Winnie aspires to be a Navy Nurse . . . Transferred from Arizona in '40 . . . Biology Club curator . . . Drill Team . . . Victory Corps . . . Secretary to Mr. Bunge. Henry Kregear Hank says he loves to sleep . . . also has a knack for playing basketball and running 'round the track . . . Will leave his future up to the draft board. Thomas Lamore They call him Tommy . . . Claims he received an A in United States History . . . His favorite pastimes are bowling and avoiding work . . . Has made no plans for the future. Helen Margaret Lamp As sweet as they come . . . Served on Girls' League committees in her junior and senior year... Member of G. A. A. and Comercial Club . . . Danced in P.- T. A. programs and the Christmas Pageant. Agnes Lane She likes to dance. ride horseback, and draw cartoons . . . Al is a member of Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Spanish Club . . . Plans to continue secretarial training in college. Bessie Langley A talented rnusicial . . PI ed the c e i ' io d in rc estra , , 4 . . M he speedball team in her thir year . . . Xvfants to teach the clarinet. James Laws Call him Jim, Shorty or Swede He'll answer to all three . . . Played basketball his freshman year and base- ball the remaining three years... Christmas Pageant . . . Loves to hunt and fish. Eleanor Lee Transferred from Hoover High this year . . . Has been a member of the Cali- fornia Scholastic Federation all during her high school career . . . Likes to ride horses and swim. Foster Leng Just call him Leng, that's all . . . His talents lie in the field of art and photo- graphy , . . Was co-art editor of the annual this year . . . Likes to go camp- ing . . . Will probably end up in Army Camp. Arnold Lewis Transferred from Roosevelt, Utah in his Junior year . . . Expert tumbler. . .Hopes the future finds him on his own ranch in Utah. Blanche Lexa Has sung her way into many Grossrnont activities . . , The blonde member of our Girls' Trio . . . A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Schubert Club, Christmas Pageant, and Spring Concerts on her list . . . Drill Team 2, majorette 3, 4. Mary Love Sho' nuff, we'll always remember Mary as the Southern model in Stars in Her Hair . . . Our spicy blonde yell leader last year . . . First Aid Squad, Girls' Bowling Club. .lack Lovejoy Call him Jackson or Zeek , as you prefer . . . Our red-headed football hero . . . Letterman's Club , . . ln his glory when he's building hot V-8 Fords . . . After the war, he'll be a hi-way patrolman. Andy Lucas Good-natured and friendly . . . Now a member of the UNITED STATES ARMY SKI TROOPS . . . While at GUHS, he was a reporter for Foothill Echoes and Flunkie for Coaches Mashin and Beck. Nancy Rose Lucas Known about the campus as Tony . . . Has been heard in the band as a fresh- man and senior, and in the orchestra for the last three years. Robert Lutjens Poot's high school activities have been high-lighted by four years of track and three years of football . . . Claims to have wolfing and loafing Ainclinations . . . Future plans? The draft. Eugene Stanley Lyall Gene plays on the B basketball team, loves all kinds ot sports . . . ls a member ot the Foothill Echoes statt, 30 Club . . . 'Sings in A Cappella Choir . . . Christmas Pageant . . . Will join Air Corps. Gerald Duayne Martini Gerry has enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps Reserve as a cadet . . . Will soon be dropping bombs over Tokyo . . . Collects records and spends a great deal ot time bowling. James Martini Jim, that's him . . . Sings in A Cappella Choir . . . Likes basketball and dancing .. . Aspires to be a doctor or an under- taker. . . Christmas Pageant. . . Served on graduation committee. Leora Matschee Participated in many Grossmont activi- ties , . . Drill Team, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves 3 . . . Glee Club, Red Robed Choir, Honor Roll, 4 . . . Made speed- ball and volleyball teams 2. Bill McKellar Mac is aiming at Annapolis . . . Foot- ball manager, assistant photography edi- tor ot Foothill Echoes . . . Indispensable member ot the stage crew , . . l-lis spare time is spent in the swimming pool and hunting rabbits. Constance McCarthy l-ler best triends call her Puddles and she likes it . . . Our triendly A.S.B. clerk ...Marched in Daisy Chain . . . Jr. Class treasurer . . . Drill team, P.-T. A. pro- grams, Christmas Pageants and the l-lonor roll were among many ot her activities. John McCloskey Tall and lanky . . . Sports a letterman's sweater . . . Outstanding in track . . . What more could you ask? . . .Ambition is to join some branch ot the Air service. Wesley McElroy Like so many other Grossmonters, Wes hears the Navy Air Corps calling . . . Likes girls, riding motorcycles and more GIRLS. 41.. .,, . - Bob McSpadden l-le has been outstanding in football and track . . . Walks in the country where no one can talk to him but himselt . . . Wants to go into business and be his own boss. Virginia Maloney The windy city ot Chicago blew Gini right into Grossmont this year . . . Likes riding and golt . . . Plans to attend college. Lucille Martin You've seen her as a Pom-Pon girl tor the last two years . . . Member ot the Tennis Club and Girls' League Executive Committee . . . G.A,A .... Worked on Foothill Echoes statt as a sophomore . . . Nickname is Lucy. Billie Meador Take a letter, Miss Meador . . . Billie's ambition is to hear those words as some- one's private secretary . . . Likes danc- ing, skating, and collecting pictures. Robert Meadows Won't answer to anything but Bob . . . l-las played basketball and loves all out- door sports . . . Can't resist tinkering with things to tind out what makes them tick . . . Will attend college. Jack Meadows Selt-appointed member ot the P.P.P .... Professional Pool Player . . . Transterred here trom Lipton, Oklahoma, in his senior year . . . Played on the tootball team . . . Plans to join the Army Air Corps. Marian Merrill An outstanding Grossmonter , . . Otticer in G.A.A. 3 and 4 . . . Girls' League Chairman 4 . . . Jr. Ring Committee... Angel Gabriel ot Christmas Pageant. . . Asst. Editor ot annual . . .Speech Club. Pelma Jean Morris The Girl Reserves and Victory Corps have dominated most ot Jeanie's time . . . In her spare time, she loves to dance and hike . . , Will become a secretaryr Lois Nelson Appropriately called Blondie . . .Prexy ot Bowling Club . . . Foothill Echoes statt . . . Member ot Drill team, and Baseball, Volleyball, Speedball teams. Kathryn Nesbitt Better known as Katy . . . Sings in Girls' Glee Club and A Capella Choir . . . Participated in Spring Concerts and Christmas Pageants . . . Member ot Drill team . . . jerks sodas in her spare time. Jacquelyn Ann Neu Jackie has executive aspirations . . . Wants to go on to business college . . . Spends her spare time dancing and bi- cycling, doing Grossmont's ample home- work. Gloria Nevegold Highly interested in photography and stenography both . . . Will develop her talents in either one ot these tields atter graduation. Judd Nollet Winner ot the Cross Country Mile in the A division . . . Two years a letter- man, as a track star . . . Member ot the F. F. A .... Participated on the Junior Prom Committee . . . Likes dancing on Friday nights. .lxanne Costenveld Pleasing personality. . . Worked on Prom and Graduation committees . . . Mem- ber ot the Annual statt and Girls' League Dress Regulation committee . . . A real hepcat . . . Loves dancing, belongs to Dancing Club , . . Victory Corps . . . One-Act Plays . . . P.-T. A. Programs. Cecelia Osborne Short and sweet . . . Member ot t'-e G. A. A. and secretary ot the G. G. G. Board ...One ot the small angels in the Christmas Pageant . . . Ink Tournament tour years. June Osterloh Doesn't go by .anything but June . , . At the moment sheis planning on be- coming a d'octQr's assistant . . . her main hobby is collecting boxes: big ones, little ones, skinny ones. Alice Palmer Speechy is a member ot the A Cap- pella Choir . . . Participated in the Christmas Pageant this year . . . Attei graduation she will take up aviation . . , Likes swimming, bowling, and horseback riding. Lee Park Prexy ot G.L.S .... One ot those brainy C.S.F.'ers .. Was secretary to Mr. Bunge this year . . . Talented in ice-skating and swimming . . . Will become a private secretary. Doris Pinkard Active this year in Grossmont's new Victory Corps units . . . Also mcmber oi Mr. Crippen's Dance club . . . Dancing being her favorite pastime . . . Plans to become a beauty operator atter gradua- tion. Phyllis Pitts Aitectionately called Pittsy by her numerous friends . . . l-las been active during her career at Grossmont in the Schubert club and Art club . . . Ambi- tion is to continue in her vocal studies at Musical College . . . Likes to ride horses and swim. Frederic C. Nielson Called Fred tor short . . . Modestly reports being a mediocre reporter on the Foothill Echoes . . . Likes hunting and tshing , . . Says he would like to go to college tirst and then just bat around and see the world before settling down. Fae Arlie Plympton Half pint has been very busy here at Grossmont as a member ot the Girl's Quartet . . . Dress regulation committee . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Spends her spare time playing tennis or horseback riding . . . Plans to become a NVAAC. Robert Price Wfe all call him Bob . . . Compara- tively new at Grossmont . . , Belongs to the Dancing club . , . Likes radio and electrical work . . . Would like to be a radio engineer in some branch ot the service . . . Preferably the Navy. Bob Purdy Typical Grossmonter . . . Loves hunting, fishing and ditching school . . . next year expects to be in the Army Air Corps . . . dreams ot the tuture as a place tor eating, sleeping, hunting and fishing . . . and just letting the rest ol the world go by. Billy Reese One ot those unsolemn Solomons . . . two year l.etterman ot the racquet wield- ers' club . . . served on junior ring and prom committees . . . head cheerleader this year . . . is now making his home at the Naval Training station . . .Speech club, l-li-Y. Katherine Riggle Kate was a member ot the G.L.S .... a secret organization tor commercially minded gals . . . member ot Plate and Thimble Club, reporter and vice-prexy . , . plans to become a secretary. Bob Sage Henry Settle Hank plans to go on to Annapolis... Played football in his junior year . . . Contented when he's eating, sleeping, or watching other people work, Patricia Ann Sherman Pat was Co-Art editor ot this annual . . . Also teature editor ot Foothill Echoes in her third year . . . l-lopes to develop her artistic talents at an Art School, then travel. James Harold Shackletord Another tine Grossmonter now sporting the Navy blues . . . Played in the senior band three years . . . Participated in track 3, 4 . . . l.etterman's Club 4 . . He was a Solomon, too. Valree Erlyne Shrum Just call her Val . . . One ot those peppy pom-pon girls tor two years . . . Secretary ot junior class , . . Girl's League Treasurer . . . Member ot G.A.A., Girls' Tennis Club, GR, Daisy Chain . . . Christmas Pageant 4 . , . Thirteener 4'. Lillian Slatter Pinky has artistic ambitions . . . Plans to go on into photography or dress de- signing . . . Member ol home-making club. Lilabelle Smith Known about the campus as Smitty . . . Belongs to the Art Club . , . Likes swimming, collecting pets . . . Wants to become a designer. Margaret Smith A member ot our highly-praised Red Robed Choir . . . Sang in Spring Con- cert l'?4O and I94I . . . Dancing and hiking are her favorite pastimes. Mettie Smith Outstanding in the Girls' athletic de- partment . . . Played speedball I, 2 , . . Volleyball I . . . Marched in drill team 2, 3, 4. . . Member of the G.A.A. and G.R, Ted Smith Sometimes called Smitty . . . Tall and lanky, he has played tootball, basketball, and baseball . . . Outstanding in all three . . . has been a letterman tor three years . . . Member of Boy's Fed. . . . Will join Coast Guard. Ethel Sonne Sonne disposition . . . marched in the drill team one year. . .another member ot the glee club and A Cappella choir this year . . . tor two years she partici- pated in the Christmas Pageants and Spring Concerts . . . played on the senior basketball team . . . will become a nurse . . . likes horseback riding, swimming. Jean Spaulding Jeannie was Prexy ot the l-lorizon Club in her junior year . . . Senior co-editor ot the annual ...Also a member ot our well known Drill Team, and Girl Reserves ...C.S.F. I, 2, 4. Charles B. Spraker Known as Chuck to his pals. . , Boasts a record ot tive semesters on the Honor Roll . . . One year tracli man . . . For hobbies collects stamps and records ot popular and classical nature . . . Aspires to be a radio or electrical engineer. James Squire Known about as Esquire . . . One ot those hardworking photographers tor the annual this year . . . Waiting on bor- rowed time to get in the army . . . Favorite pastimes are building model airplanes and real ones at Consolidated. Nolarose Stalker Has participated in many ot 6rossmont's musical programs . . . Sunrise Services, Christmas Pageants, Spring Concerts, and Sacred 'Concert among her activities Member ot 6lee Club and A Cappella Choir. Eldrice Anne Stammen Transterred trom Ramona Union High School in her junior year . . . While there, she participated in the Junior play and Ramona 6irls' League . . . Plans to specialize in beauty operating. Janice Stanley This little girl did big things at 6ross- mont . . . Our likeable Commissioner ot Cultural Attairs and Pom-Pon girl . . . Member ot C. S. F. six semesters, and 6.6.6. Board in her junior year . . . aspires to be a private secretary . . . Daisy Chain . . . Thirteener. George Starks Another 6rossmonter yearning to join the Merchant Marine . . . Played basket- ball all tour years . . . Likes women and V-8's. John Richard Stzgmuller Would rather be called Jack . . . Dis- played musical talents in Boy's 6lee Club . . . Swings a mean tennis racket . . , Enjoys loating, hunting, and visiting . . . Will rejoin the Forestry. Anna Jean Stephenson Stevie played in the treshman l-li-Jinx and Christmas Pageant . . . ls a member ot the Speech Club, Home Ec. Club, nd program chairman ot the 3O club . . . Works on Echoes statt. Donald R. Stewart Don was prexy ot his sophomore class ...Secretary ot Boys' Fed. 3 . . . 6.6.6. Board two years . . . Prexy ot Biology Club . . . Marched in Daisy chain . . . Likes working with horses. Glenn Steinke Dynamite comes in small packages . . . Stinky proves the old adage . . . Played B basketball this year . . . Likes girls and bowling . . . Would like to be- come a lawyer unless the army sees him tirst. Jane Stewart Sweet and clemure, Janie transterred to G.U.I-l.S. last year . . . ls a member ot the 6irl Reserves . , . Works on 6irls' League Program Committee . . . Por- trayed townswoman in Christmas Pageant . . . Will attend college . . . Thirteen member. Claude Edwin Stipe Cne ot our outstanding vocalists . . . Sang solo in Christmas Pageant, and is a member ot the A Cappella Choir . . . Vice-Prexy ot the Biology Club . . . Spanish Club . . . 6ets a 'kick' out ot horseback riding. Maurice Johnson Strong, Jr. We know him as Mike . . . ls a mem- ber ot Foothill Echoes statt . . . Also belongs to the Tennis Club and Flying Club . . . Will join the Army Air Corps. Dollie Sturgess Her goal is to be a private secretary . . . ls a member ot the Spanish Club and Victory Corps . . . 6. L. S .... Favorite pastimes are dancing and drawing. Albert L. Taylor Just shorten that to Al . . . Sports and music have highlighted his scholastic career . . . Played and belonged to the Letterman's Club . . . Sings in Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir . . . Christmas Pageants, Spring Festivals among his activities. Delmas W. Taylor i-larry James and 6len Miller will have lots ot competition when Letty comes along with a band ot his own . . . ls already playing in a private orchestra . . .Also plays basketball, interclass toot- ball. Jack Carlton Thompson Our own Veronica Puddle ...Talented humorour declamer , . . Won speech awards at State, Redlands, and 6len- dale . . . Treasurer ot Speech club 3 . . . Aspires to be an actor-director. Shirley Thompson That brain in U. S. l-listory and Civics ... Member ot the Drill Team 2, 3 . .. Biology Club 4 . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . Junior-Senior Ed. ot annual 3 . . . Wants to become a Naval Nurse. Clifford Underwood You've all seen Skip up on the stage during assemblies . . . one ot those Five McNasties . . . Portrayed Joseph in the Christmas Pageant . . . Member ot Debate and Speech Clubs. Ruth Vandermeulen Number PLFE-YUZ . . . Ruthie wants to become a telephone operator . . . Sings in A Cappella Choir and Girls' Glee Club . . . Christmas Pageant . . . Member ot G.A.A .,.. Favorite pas- time is roller skating. Audrey Vita Brains and beauty . . . Vee has them both . . . Treasurer ot senior class . . . Secretary sophomore class . . . Member ot the C.S.F. tor three semesters, l-lonor Roll . . .Thirteen Club . . . Girls' League executive committee 4- . . . Business manager ot the annual. lla Aileen Voss Came to Grossmont in October, trom Kearney, Nebraska . . . Enjoys attending movies and collecting pictures ot movie stars . . . Will work a year or two, then go on to teachers' college. D. Motimer Walker l-lighly interested in agriculture . , . l-'ligh man in F.F.A. project competition tor the last two years . . . Prexy ot F.F.A. this year , . . Wiseman in Christmas Pageant 4 . . . Will become a successtul tarmer. Betty Way l-las lent her talents to Grossmont's prize- winning band tor the last three years . . . ls a member ot the tirst aid squad , . . Wants to be a good wife and have a nice easy job. Lorraine Weston Can work miracles with a piece ot material, a needle, and a thread . . . Member ot the Plate and Thimble club . . . Made costumes tor the Christmas Pageant . , . Red Cross work. Ann Westbrook ' For two years a member ot the Girl Re- serves and Foothill Echoes stalt . , . Also belongs to the Speech Club and a Girls' League Committee . . . Works in the ottice and tor the Victory Corps . . . Senior 'Sweater Committee. .. ......-, . Y Y lna Wicker Nicknamed Winkie by Mr. Smith . . . Outstanding tennis enthusiast.. . Tennis Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Member ot Girls' Athletic Association . . . G.G.G. . . . Speech Club . . . Biology Club 4 . . . Will become a tennis coach. Virginia Wihs Outstanding in Vocal Music . . . Soloist in A Cappella Choir . . . Schubert Club ., . Girls' Glee Club.. , Participated in Christmas Pageant, Spring Concerts and Sacred Concert. . .Sang at Baccalaureate and Graduation. Elizabeth Willoughby Petite and peppy . . . That cute little cheer-leader 4 . . . Expert jitterbug . . . Likes to dance and drink chocolate milk . . . Will probably work at Rohr to do her part in the war ettort. .lean Wilson .leanie's ambitions are torn between two tires . . . Can't decide whether to be- come a nurse or an aviatrix . . . Time will tell . . . Member ot drill team 2 . ,. Likes to swim and ice-skate, ff to ' i Nellie Ruth Wilson I Pinkie is a poet. . . Outside ot school she spends all ot her spare time collect- ing and studying poems . . . Also writes a tew short stories . . . Will probably become a beauty operator. Dorothy Wood Jut plain Dottie or Shortie . . . Worked tor Grossmont's glory in the spring con- certs and Christmas Pageants . . . Parti- cipated in P.-T. A. program 2 . . . ls happy when she's going to dances and movies. Cvzrald Wood Sweetwater's loss is Grossmont's gain . . . Transferred here in his senior year , . . Worked backstage during assemblies and plays . . . On the quiet side . . . Likes to raise animals. Priscilla Woodhead Percy wants to enter the tield ot medi- cine . . . Played in band 2, and orchestra 3 . . . Latin Banquet 2, Christmas Pageant 2, 3 . . . Went to Escondido with the band two years . . . Bowling Club, First Aid 'Squad . . . Likes music. ' pretty well talcen care ot tor a while. N 44 Q .,, , Ellen Wlrodward H .. Bradford W'i9hf'v H Is vitally interested in the war . , . Col- .:,.L I A ,llllv Known 55 lU5t Bffid to GiOSSmOfWtCfS lects war news and spends much ot hcr .tnn ' ' ' Has lelt Grossmorftls halls to Wollt snare time doing war worlc . . . Plate and zz '2., for Uncle Sam ' ' ' On mguiry his teach' ihimble Club treasurer. .'-'- - I fi :.:E --'.-g ' ' A' :'i V I' I Us report favorably Ot INS aptltude and f ' character . . . Loolcs like Brads tuture is enior ommiffeed All the tedious planning tor seating arrangements at Baccalaureate and Commencement . , . bargaining and bickering tor senior sweaters . . . taking orders tor senior cards and announcements . . . measuring graduates tor caps and gowns . . . this was lett to the various committees pictured below. Mr. Gordon Braun and Miss Annabelle Crary served' as. helpful advisers. Qyracfuafion ommiffee First row, left to right: C. Orsborn, G. Haworth, M. Farnsworth. Second row: J. Oostenveld, A. Vita. Third row: A. Head, C. Underwood, F. Griffin. I .F--::: ... E: Q, :., Sweafer gommiffee First row, left to riqht: A. Vita, A. Head, L. Bishop, J. Gardner. Second row: J. Jackson, F. Grftfin, J. Burdfclr. uf First row, left to right: G-amber, A. Mendenhall, McBride. Second row: Nelson, M. H. Hise, G r e e n, D. Demers,' Murphy, C. Wright. E. J D. D B First row, left to right: E. Gamber, Secre- tary: B. Murphy, President, D. Nelson, Vice President. Second row: Mr. John Crippen, Adviser: D. Demers, Treasurer: Miss Heather MacLeod, Adviser. i' 5 p ii. ms 2 s N . 2' ru- 'sq , tzfnwfil ..., Bill Murphy, President f - cr lfl,Ifll0l CLZJZJ Preparing to take the seats ot the almighty sen- iors, the junior class stands next in line to graduate . . . dashing through Grossrnont's halls displaying dazzling class rings with pride . . . traditional junior- senior class prom held at the San Diego Women': Clulo May 8 saw betorrnaled upper classmen waltz- ing dreamily to the strains ot sott music . . .doing the New Yorker to the livelier tunes . . . junior president this year, tunnyman Bill Murphy . . . Miss l-leather MacLeod and Mr. John l-l. Crippen serving as advisers. , L. ,1 .rim if E 9550 GROUP l First row, left to right: B. Gallear, R. Minga, J. Binter, B. Rock, V. Shelton, l. Owens, C. Doss, J. McCloslrey, S. Smith, l.. Gonzalez, S. Kamrar, R. McAlmond, I. Oyas, L. Meza. Second row: D. Good, B. Foster, F. Cleveland, J. Fowler, B. Run- yon, M. Otta, P. Gould, J. Peterson, P. Breetdpercher, P. Lowrie, J. McBride, W. Blankenship. Third row: B. Conrad, J. Martin, M. Youngjohn, E. Stelley, F. White, L. V. Robinson, E. Stephenson, N. Freeman, D. Green, J. Meredith, G. Newton, E. Estrada, E. Pohle, W. Brown. , First row, left to right: E. Gamber, J. McBride, C. Wright. Second row: D. Nelson, D. Green, B. Mur- phy, D. Demers. efff? GROUP Il First row, left to right: M. Leonard, L. M. Golden, C. Meade, R. Willett, R. Herbert, C. Wright, D. Eclzler, D. Duley, E Gaines, P. Havens, A. Lewis, A. Gamber. Second row: R. Martin, W. Kregear, R. Gray, I. Gray, W. Morriss, E. Kanthe A. Wettergren, R. Riola, D. Scott, I. Langley, L. Kirch, N. Smith. Third row: M. E. White, L. Purdy, M Schaperlrotter V. Grice, D. Hooper, P. Hildreth, R. Clark, R. Casey, J. Lowry, J. Bishop, L. A. Wright, E. de Vries. Fourth row: K. Diclc- inson, R. Shinn, R. Way, D. Nelson, F. Applegate, J. Pearce, J. Meadows, J. Fair, L. McFarland, P. Page. GROUP III First row, left to right: E. Casteel, J. Croclzer, E. Gerstner, J. Diese, K. Logan, S. Nolite, F. McCabe, B. Walter, D. French B. Cleveland, G. C. Reynolds, Mr. John Crippen, Adviser. Second row: C. Marshall, E. Jamison, H. Savage, E. Thompson B. Parker, S. Falk, L. Garner, P. Payne, V. Freitas, M. Altshuler. Third row: F. Holden, W. Elrard, F. Chiaramonte, E. Herwehe, G. Pohle, P. Cutter, C. Mounts, R. Caddell, V. DeWoody, N. Fitch, M. Henson. Fourth row: O. Mitchell, J. Noe, L. Mote, R. Lawrence, J. Kibbey, R. King, R. Green, C. Gudmundson, B. Nesbitt, R. McGregor, G. Hallette. 'W 'Q'-uv GROUP IV First row, left to right: F. Johnson, A. Samuel, A. Mendenhall, J. McBride, E. M. Jorgenson, A. Blake, M. A. Aspe, S Chevalier, B. Kelso, G. Hines, J. Lee, B. Mackay, M. H. Hise. Second row: J. Woodward, E. Howell, R. Ahrensburg, R Brower, N. Loughlin, D. Mueller, V. Digenan, J. Beynen, B. Sandlin, D. Lutjens, E. Dunton. Third row: P. Barclay, E. Barber W. Barnes, J. McClure, V. Ferguson, B. Gregoire, B. L. Mayse, R. Williams, S. Smith, J. Thompson. GROUP V First row, left to right: S. Summers, G. Scott, J. Pavcott, P. Towe, J. Grizzle, A. Chandler, L. McGowan, R. Alverado, L. Williams, L. Head, B. Shaw, G. Roberts. Second row: M. Ettel, S. R. Murphy, D. Demers, B. Edwards, M. Wicker, B. Wright, P. Archard, J. Beynon, D. Allan, B. Jorgenson, L. Kirch, E. Walker. Third row: E. Cunningham, J. Ostrom, P. Hild- reth, E. lmig, E. Lucas, P. Foster, E. Johns, H. Dawson, J. Broome, M. Todd, B. Hoffman, E. Birdwell. Fourth row: B. Froeh- lich, R. Anderson, D. Held, D. Van Hiclce, J. Brabban, C. Clark, D. Nordahl, S. Crandall, D. Johnson, M. Ross, W. Ellis, H. Murphy. First row, left to right: Miss Jean MacLeod, Adviser G. Martin, President: Mr. Joseph Manion, Adviser Second row: J. Humphrey, Vice President: L. Goss Secretary: L. Upp, Treasurer. Q' . Pl .L..-,A, my V gr? Gilbert Martin, President LSJOIUAOIWL 0l Q CKCL55 The sophomores . . . up and coming underclass men . . . well organized class . . . presented the student body with a service flag honoring Gross- mont alums in the armed 'forces . . . made debut under the leadership ol Gilbert Martin . . . advisers, Miss Jean MacLeod and Mr. Joseph Manion. GROUP I First row, lett to right: P. Barclay, J. Robinson, R. Todd, W. Schullstrom, C. Brown, H. Wooldridge, B. Streit, E. Angle, J Steiger, G. Tiffany, D. Dillion, B. Carr, D. Byrd. Second row: R. Good, F. Cota, D. Russell, J. McGee, l. Muse, M. Tate M. E. Sheffield, F. Parsons, B. Wetzel, R. M. Bates, B. Benton, J. Ouermon, P. Basom, D. J. Eaton. Third row: B. Tucker P. Nash, L. Slauth, J. Johnson, G. Hughes, B. Dunn, F. Berry, M. Allen, F. Christensen, M. Bowman, M. Slatter, E. Noolres C. Donahoo, N. Watt. Fourth row: M. Herrera, H. Gravelli, R. Young, Y. Gains, S. Hofmann, E. Smith, J. Hatcher, E Hackett, D. Solis, E. Smith, L. Vance, J. Montgomery, J. McGowan. GROUP ll First row, left to right: B. Samuel, J. McBride, C. Yaple, A. Heath, N. Holtzman, D. Raper, F. Hastings, G. Gastil, G. Clark N. Watt, J. Williams, D. Allen, E. Zilly, S. Hewitt. Second row: B. Miller, H. Fitzgerald, T. Williams, D. Lauter, B. Morrow T. Barger, L. Cass, R. Ames, M. Beseda, E. Walters, D. Youngberg, M. Peterson, L. Head. Third row: B. Kruger, W Chubb, H. Kaufman, B. McClendon, P. Marsden, J. Robinson, T. Varni, A. Kalsow, R. Huckoby, W. Bachman, L. Robin- son, L. R. Lee, H. Arthur. Fourth row: M. Cobb, E. Cox, N. Bayliss, P. Crocker, E. Farley, G. Crum, C. Hurley, P. Bennin- ger, P. Evans, A. Pittman, B. Rensch, B. Reasonover, C. Robins. GROUP III First row, lett to right: K. Merx, R. Hettrick, B. Thompson, M. Thompson, I. McCormack, A. Shiedz, M. Simons, L. R. Lee B. Howell, B. King, E. McSpadden, L. Allen, F. Greenway. Second row: E. Gardner, J. Lanphir, C. Jero, M. L. Farrell, L Upp, D. Baker, G. Martin, J. Stovall, R. Shade, M. Rice, L. Sherwood, A. Nollet. Third row: R. Swanson, J. Hayes, D Martin, J. Smelko, J. Heacox, J. Shrum, D. Ames, S. Close, B. Gordon, R. M. Carr, L. Hook, J. Pratt, M. Olson. GROUP III First row, lett to right: B. Chmidling, E. Prescott, B. Allen, R. Prescott, M. L. Seward, D. Ruis, R. Evans, M. Sessum, C Campbell, C. Jackson, E. Comport, A. Bledsoe, M. Clapham. Second row: W. Mantis, R. Haler, M. Martinez, J. Carnett R. Hinck, L. Ager, V. Polite, B. Ulery, M. Mackay, D. Helleise, L. V. Falk, B. Lindsey, H. Grogan. Third row: R. Gowler J. Hester, J. Hallmark, P. Marsden, J. Robinson, J. Stovall, K. Hudson, K. Head, B. Romero, C. Von Natter, B. Jones, G Smith, B. Bushey, C. Buss. GROUP IV First row, left to right: L. Goss, C. Brown, A. Ferguson, B. Carr, P. Duncan, B. Hopkins, M. Brown, A. Gordon, B. Cooter, L. Vance, L. V. Hotchkiss, L. Vance, M. Wood, P. Dancy, H. Simo, D. Kanthe, B. McAuliffe, D. Calori, J. Shatter. Second row: R. Brandt, M. Costello, P. Barclay, J. Cooper, P. Fenn, M. Stumborg, H. Shaffer, B. Hirtzel, V. Cox, C. Huffman, R. Gilmore, Z. Rose, H. Dahl, H. Gerald, E. Brown, R. Smith. Third row: S. Wilson, M. Kacher, N. Dudley, N. Di Chiara, L. Hawkins, D. Ellis, E. O'Brien, M. Heinz, C. Stewart, D. Dillion, R. Ellis, J. Collins, B. Maniscalco, L. Hill, N. Holtzman, D. Walfington. Fourth row: D. Davidson, V. Johnston, M. Smith, B. Smith, E. J. Sommerville, S. Hayes, J. Lawrie, M. Hicks, J. Stovall lUSNl, H. Eaton, D. Roberon lUSNl, B. Stone lUSNl, R. Todd lUSNl, R. Marquez IUSNI. xx GROUP V First row, left to right: J. McCloskey, J. Heinz, B. Woods, B. Clark, B. Tombaugh, D. Loughlin, M. Rudd, M. Allen, A. Crum, E. McManigal, E. Creaner, A. Martin, V. Price. Second row: B. Hayes, R. M. Bates, M. Hopkins, N. Wicker, C. Martini, M. Byrd, S. Young, E. Watkins, T. Carey, M. Peck, R. Henning, B. Benton, M. Aden. Third row: J. Gibbs, C. Lucas, T. Nesbit, H. Moore, E. LeVeque, F. Hippensteel, B. Cheeseman, J. McGowan, E. Carlson, E. McFarland, J. A. James, B. Clarkson, B. Longwell. Fourth row: F. Leith, T. Todd, B. Desmond, J. McAuliffe, J. Humphrey, L. Johnson, D. Eaton, H. Cobb, B. Ward, A. Nollet, E. Angle, D. Lotter, E. Woodward, N. Clark. 5.9 vga, All K. S M 1 K :Y i' GROUP I First row, left to right: D. Kanlrin, J. Beseda, M. Brown, D. Newton, B. Thacher, M. Tenney, D. Cox, F. Crover, R. Schmidt J. Salas, R. Romero, D. Wiley, R. Houck, L. Cash, M. A. Quisenberry. F. McDermott. Second row: M. Gudmundson, B Park, M. Basom, E. Williams. M. Harvey, L. McAllister, J. Boyle, B. Zeller, R. Cutting, B. Hinlc, C. Grove, D. Winons, R Merrean, B. Hobdv. Third row: A. Comphor, C. Spence, R. Robins, J. Sears, G. Schmalz, B. Dodge, B. Pearson, D. Brown W. Birdwell, S. Naslund, E. Belsha, E. Shackelford, N. Bledsoe. Fourth row: E. Golden, N. Young, B. Vopat, R. Frech, B Taylor, H. Hank, G. Van Note, F. Logan, l. Herrera, R. Fuller, T. Walters, F. Kalsove, A. Olson, C. Pittman, T. Duffy. gl QffAIfl'lCl,I'l gfdffff Grossrnonts new arrivals . . . the treshrnen . . . alone anol bewildered the 'lirst day ot school . . . now veterans . . . as yet unorganizeol . . . will rnalce a peppy sophomore class . . . world-wise juniors . . . successful seniors. GROUP II First row, left to right: A. Sharp, A. Ahlstrom, D. Dawsom, C. Wueblen D. Cooper, B. Springer, J. Crawford, F. Compher P. Lippmann, E. Lucas, B. Gould, J. Wilson, D. Brandt, J. Mason, B. Shaffer. Second row: W. DePeugh, O. Cota, B. Law E. Frizzell, A. Manirqeuz, I. Lynch, L. Durbin, D. Calloway, C. Carlisle, C. Sunbury, R. Latson, F. Baldwin, B. Hastings, B Farling. Third row: N. Smith. M. Ercale, C. Bain, B. Hester, M. McKenzie, V. Wilson, E. Crabtree, G. Exner, A. Carey P. Christensen, L. Balmer, J. Thomas, M. Campbell, A. Southcott, W. Cashaft. Fourth row: C. Williamson, D. Gates, D Close, T. Howell, W. McPherson, C. Fore, C. Oldham, S.Myers, C. Leiner, B. Parlchurst, R. Sever, H. Anderson, H. Cash L. Sunde. i nznlNan: in--r. wr r 1 eximwm-w. GROUP III First row, left to right: L. Ulery, E. Chapman, R. Lamp, C. Esterada, D. Hayhurst, E. Ballantyne, B. Wright, l. Heinz, D. Williams, B. Kiehl, B. Lomis, S. Marker, J. Ccarborough, D. Jennings, J. Matthey. Second row: G. Walker, D. Van Natter, B. De Puy, J. Metzger, B. Littleton, H. McPherson, V. Wolfe, N. Cox, D. Snyder, J. McAllister, J. Landry, M. L. McKenney, M. Smith. Third row: T. Ballantyne, E. Shepard, S. West, G. Winton, B. Mulder, V. Johnston, T. Henson, D. Lee, B. Pegram, M. Preston, M. Clarlr, A. Ames, C. Taylor E. L. Cates. Fourth row: J. Dyatt, J. Tipton, C. Owens, R. Cutting, G. Hamann, G. Perkins, S. Daird, W. Johnson, R. Hall, R. King, K. Jollitf, D. Clarlr, C. Wellong, R. Russell. GROUP IV First row lett to right: D. Gould, C. Robins, N. Davis, H. Fitzgerald, J. C. Tarpley, D. Ayers, J. Otto, E. Balmtorth, W. Dart, B. Rowe, M. Christensen, S. Benton, P. Hardin, L. Peuqh. Second row: G. Fenn, F. Clark, L. Galloway, C. Spauld- ing, P. Mclntyre, R. Ruis, B. Comfort, J. Lance, B. Ripley, D. Walters, S. Vinson, H. Bobot, J. Brannon, l. Jones. Third row: B. Bonner, H. Chapman, M. Kodis, D. Tiffany, G. Sturgess, H. Waller, F. Korte, R. Birdwell, D. Brophy, D. Broolrs, C. Close, C. Fudge, R. Duncan, K. Swanson. Fourth row: E. Warnock, P. Gunnell, F. Peterson, G. Hoover, C. Kent, R. Crane, O. Smith, L. Payne, N. Jain, J. Madden, K. Younghusloancl, R. Ettel, B. Shaw, D. Dennis. S 3 1 2 2 z 1 S E s 57 '35 fi wr we L., so wg M... ,. its or 40 we va 1 GROUP V First row, left to right: L. Archer, M. Abrahams, C. Gordon, B. Geiberger, B. Starr, P. Stewart, J. Rodes, C. Grandell M. Raymond, N. Clark, G. Schmidt, D. Michell. Second row: J. Digenan B. Duncan, G. Bernald, J. Bengston, B. Chivas A. McBurney, F. Longwell, D. Smith, E. Anderson, P. Acord, M. Eidson, L. R. Hubbard. Third row: G. Coleman, L. Tom- baugh, M. Allen, J. Benthin, L. Williams, M. Foreman, R. Shoop, G. Chiaramonte, K. Opp, R. Brown, R. Robinson, D Gragg, F. La Chappa. Fourth row: K. Black, D. Kasitz, L. Kertl-i, H. Bruington, C. Parker, P. Cooke, T. Meza, B. Sang- ster, E. Ernest, C. Creamer, B. Henderson, C. Watson. GROUP VI First row lett to right: J. Jollifte, B. Orsborn, M. Sigler, H. Neilsen, L. Hopkins, F. Gteller, M. Duty, B. Northrup, S. Michel son, C. Culver, D. Reilly, R. M. Withers, A. Clark, W. Head, J. Stewart. Second row: E. White, J. Egan, G. Simpson J. Bell, J. Denison, H. Hadson, A. Carr, A. Woodhead, W. Van Diesen, J. Landis, B. Usterloh, B. Hewitt, G. Morgan, B Ring, E. Carpenter. Third row: R. Benton, R. Kalstrom, F. Tauney, F. Jaques, B. Moore, B. Caddell, P. O'Donnell, N. J Warden, R. Nash, P. Richey, D. Rickey, M. Taylor, l. Gillies. Fourth row: K. Thompson, B. Jasmazy, C. Evins, D. Peterson C. Reid, J. Haynes, F. Gonzales, B. Yates, F. Mallard, G. Deise, F. Fuller, M. McAfee, M.A. Bowlin, B.Jenkins, L. Flourney My 1 ku. W. ww .X,. Q .AE5:Z:::.5g - ff Y Q 4- ,W ff W s-f ' ' V . MW'Y 'M' C' iw 'vagina as MQ, IQ If Q'1aRf if A ff f. f p: 2 f 1 22:5 X54 m 1 JW' Nw, 'ft fm, . dmv.. M F pw, . ggi-rua, :, f -- 2 'V-Wim 5-.51 Q: 1 fn, Nfv-p,4:2,e:1egQ . --,rw .. ' .LQ ,Jem .,:,.,-f S K ' 91,JC13' 53 A ,1-4 fu! 4' 9, i Q .2 - 5 A. Head, Editor-in-Chief Left to right: M. Merrill, Lett to right: J. Oosten- Left to right: L. Slafterg P. Assistant Editor: L. Hou- veld, J. Laws, F. Leng, W. Sherman, Art Editor: F. ston, Photography Editor, Ames. Leng. A. Vita, Business Manager. 67 IQCW 0 l943 started EI Recuerdo season . . . editors chosen . . . staffs piclqed . . . dummy planned ...sales campaign started ...pictures talcen . . . copy written . . . then into the home stretch . . . proot reading . . . printing . . . tinally in student hands . . . signed . . . sealed and delivered . . . the EI Recuerdo is out . . . sighs of relief heard from Allene Head, editor-in-chief ot the statt . . . Mrs. Elsie M. Reed and Mrs. Laura Joy Ingram, advisers. Left to right: W. Ellis, Girls' Sports, J. Burdiclc, Boys' Sports, D. Hobdy, Organizations, J. Spaulding, Senior Co-Editor, P. Lett to right: S. lrnmeneschuh, E. Clay, M. Farnsworth, P. Farmer, Senior Co-Editorg V. Shrum, Administration and Yvoodhead, D. Adams, D. Heath, Underclassmen, J. Squfres, Faculty. C. Harris, E. lrey, T. Hall. joofkiff gcA0e5 Clifford Asay, Editor-in-Chief Foothill Echoes . . . Grossmont's bi-weelcly news- paper . . . largest in its history . . . seven columns . . . war-timerd ands reduce it to original size . . . Clittord Asayfwmitor . . . Bill Murphy, and Damas Demers, advertisl'qg . . .Joanne Camillo and Marcia Ross, Business Managers . . . Sue Horn, Delorez l'lobdy and Pat Carter, columnists. . . Fred Neilsen, Andy Lucas, Mary l'lise, Fae Plympton, Elsie Gam- ber, and Anna Jean Stephenson, reporters . . . Mrs. Laura Joy Ingram, adviser . . . finale ot sixteenth year ot successful reporting ot the news . . . Humor columns . . . newsy columns . . . Lovelorn Noolc . . . Features . . . Letters . . . Cartoons . . . editorials . . . advertising. Left to right, back row: S. Horn, J. Burdiclr, M. Strong, W. Sweeten, F. Nielson, Y. Gaines, M. H. Hise, B. Murphy, A. Lucas. Middle row: F. Plympton, E. Smith, C. Taylor, A. J. Stephenson, E. Gamber, A. Ferguson, D. Demers, L. Houston. Front row: M. Ross, D. Hobdy, C. Asay. . .rg A f gg ' .9115 frumenfa! Wuaic Because ot war time ditticulties there were no music contests held this year . . . however, the instrumental department, made up ot the band and orchestra, lcept busy with the band playing tor all ot the home Football games . . . P. T. A. Program . . . Boys' Federation assembly . . . Pep assemblies . . . many other assemblies . . . also played in the Armistice Day parade in El Cajon . . . made several recordings . . . combined with the orchestra to play tor the Com- mencement exercises . . . the orchestra turnished all the instrumental music tor Grossmont's annual Christmas pageant . , . played tor the Pan-American assembly in April . . . provided the music tor the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises . . , made many re- cordings ot numbers played in programs . . . organized trom this group were the String Quartette and Flute Trio, and they, with several soloists have played on programs tor various local clubs, including the Schubert Club recital in May. Left to right, first row: C. Leiner N. Holtzman, E. Cunningham Concertmaster, J. Rhodes, A Glover, S. Crandall, J. Barnes, B Longwell, M. Cota. Second row N. Lucas, l. Gillies, B. Langley J. Bengston, G. Haworth, C Wright, G. Pohle, C. Clarlc, E. Keiber, C. Jero, A. Clarlr, E. Jor- genson, M. Farrell. Third row: C. Robins, M. Howard, H. Savage, C. Robins, R. Hall. Lett to right, first row: M. Howard, B. Van Deuzen, B. Runyon, T. Meza, R. King, L. Doss, C. Robins, B. Lawrence, J. Gibbs, N. Lucas. Second row: K. Jolliff, C. Evins, B. Leith, D. Mueller, L. Robinson, G. Winton, W. Barnes, B. Langley, B. Way, J. Broome, K. Logan, K. B Doss. Third row: L. Upp Payette, M. Ettel, C. Collins, B. B. McCIendon, A. Lyons, M. Basom, C. Close, P. Joergenson, J. Lowry, S. Broome, R. Robbins, C. Gordon. Fourth row: D. Ellis, C. Mounts, B. Maclcay, J. E. Spaulding, C. Robins, C. Dono- goo, R. Ettel, B. Campbell, H. Savage, J. Meadows, J. Collins, P. Basom, R. Hall. Not in picture: B. Howell, J. Humphrey, J. Barlrer. .000 Lett to right, 'first row: Mrs. Merle Donohue, Instructor: F. Plympton, N. Stalker, B. Heminger, D. Hop kins, B. Akers, V. Wihs, E. Dunton, R. Whaley, J. Jackson, J. Heinz, J. Montgomery, T. Johnson, M Churchman, S. Jeter, B. Kennedy. Second row: B. Cleveland, R. Crary, A. Palmer, L. Head, A. Lewis, V. Fergeson, B. McGillard, W. Ekard, C. Stipe, C. Wright, l. Keiber, P. Archard, M. Peck, L. Lee, E. Comfort. Third row: B. Lexa, M. Ross, E. L. Sonne, R. McGregor, D. Englestad, D. Scott, K. Nesbitt, E. Barber, E. Lyall, J Burdick, A. Taylor, J. Beynon, J. Martini, H. Moore, M. Hawkins, C. Crosby, L. Lett to right R Eaton B Lexa, B. Hemrnger Matschke, K. Logan, D. Aggason, R. VanDerMuellen, P. Pitts. Plympton. 'U f . W fs' .,,.... oca uri ac . ii 'li' 3 'i' iix Sixty selected vocalists compose Gross- - Q 3 Q rnont's organ-toned A Cappella Choir . . . , . -. U H important programs given by this choir A-Z if 2 have been the Christmas Pageant . . . F ' i i iiii 'iitf Q Sacred concert . . . music tor the Easter 1 . ii 1 fi X Services on Mount Helix on alternating years, which has become a tradition. From among this choir are selected the boys' and girls' quartettes . . . girls' trio . . . girls' ensemble . . . celestial choir. Several recordings have been made by the A Cappella Choir which has again passed the requirements tor membership in the Federated music clubs . . . national honorary music organization ot which they have been a member tor two years. Left to right, 'first row: J. Dillin, N. Stalker, B. J. Heminger, P. Archard, B. Lexa, C. Wright, E. Keiber, L. Matschke, Z. M. Rose, E. Comfort. Second row: R. Van Der Meulen, M. Allen, D. Aggson, B. Kennedy, J. Heinz, L. R. Lee, C. Brown, M. Peck, J. Cheeseman, M. Hopkins. Third row: C. Crosby, E. Watkins, L. Heed, B. Akers, D. Scott, E. Sonne, B. Hopkins, L. Vance. Left to right B Lexa W gr Ekard, T. Hastings ass . CAPM fmad agieanf Eleventh year ot consecutive presentation ot Grossmonts biggest production . . . under the general direction ot Miss Eleanor Nunvar . . . participated in by entire school . , . Red Robed Choir with Mrs. Merle C. Donahue directing . . . Grossmonts orchestra under Mr. George Kinsman . . . Feast scene directed by Miss Buelah Shrive' , . . candle bearer scene by Miss Mary Atkinson . . . Ted l-lastings and Lucile Bishop, readers.. . l-lelen Ann Murphy, madonna. Wt W LADIES ALONE THE BATHROOM DOOR Lett to right: E. Jamison, M. Merrill, C. Orsborn, A. J. Left to right: M. H. Hise, B. Burrell, A. Mendenhall, P. Stephenson, J. Ocstenveld. Farmer, C. Orsborn, B. Wright, V. Shr l flfl'l'lC-lf l i X IJ XV! Drama . . . one ot Grossmonts most interesting departments . .. 'A M! dim-out regulations and transportation ditticulties made the tradi- +' ,gf tional A.S.B. and senior class plays impossible . . . dramatists con- tined their talents to school assemblies . . . camp entertainments 4 ' . . . and one-act play contests . . . notable productions were The Bathroom Door . . . Slcytodder . . . Uplifting Sadie ...directed and portrayed by drama students . . . and under the able supervision ot Miss Eleanor Nunvar. 6 fl .. U 44 UPLIFTING SADIE HSKYFODDERH Left to right: P. Archard, D. Wood, V. Sheldon, B. Hurl- burt, A. Westbrook, L. Martin, J. Dennis, J. Fisher. Left to right: F. Catfee, T. Hastings, C. Underwood Left to right, first row: C. Gamber, J. Jaclrson, P. Far- mer, T. Hastings, President: Miss Buelah Shriver, Adv- iser: Mr. L. A. Smith, Advi- ser: M. Byrd, A. B. Gordon, E. Smith, A. De Bellay, W. Ellis. Second row: J. Meredith, B. Kruger, sh C. Clevenger, P. Gould, R. Herbert, E. Gaines, M. Simons, S. Hayes, P. Lowry, E. Saners, J. Heacox, A. Fergueson, C. Jero. Third row: P. Evans, L. Lee, M. Rud, H. Eaton, H. Arthur, C. Campbell, E. McMani- gal, M. Peck, S. Close, E. Farley, V. De Woody, B. Edwards, P. Cutter, E. Fow- ler. Fourth row: H. Dahl, C. Jackson, B. Cooter, M. Slouth, S. Hughes, J. John- son, B. Dunn, F. Hastings, G. Gastil, M. Ross, J. Thompson, H. Moore, J. McCloskey, M. Wicker. IUQQCA Speech club made up ot Speech l ...Speech ll . . . Drama students . . . members ot this club have entered the Lions Club Contest . . . American Legion Contest . . . State College Contest . . . Short 'Story Contest . . . advisers and coaches, Miss Beulah Shriver and Mr. L. A. Andy Smith . . . only requirement ot this club is that all mem' bers must have talcen speech or drama. Left to right, 'first row L. A. Smith, Adviser: J Meredith, President: J Ostrom, Vice President W. Ellis, Secty.-Treas. B. Shriver, Adviser. Sec- ond row: B. Chandler, M. Ross, B. Murphy, D Green, J. Thompson, T. Hastings, J. McBride. National Forensic League . . . nation wide honorary organization limited to 500 chapters . . . inactive tirst semester . . . organized early in March . . .Annual N. F. L. banquet in May . , . Mr. L. A. Smith, adviser and coach . . . John Meridith, president . . . John Ostrum, vice-president . . . Wilma Ellis, Secretary-Treasurer . . . requirement tor membership, 20 points earned in competition against other schools in squad con' tests . . . Degree ot Merit, 20 points . . . Degree ot Honor, 50 points . . . Degree ot Excellence, I00 points . . . Degree ot Distinction, I50 points. Underwood, J. McBride, E. Lett to right, 'first row: T. Hastings, L. Doss, G. New ton, D. Demers, C. Jackson B. Chandler. Second row L. Houston, C. Underwood B. Murphy, D. Green, J., Ostrom, J. Meredith, J Jaclrson, W. Ellis, M. Ross. megdie 5 Ot Grossmont's two class A debate squads, Don Green and Bill Murphy . . . Bob Chandler and Edson Blossom, the latter squad reached the tinals and tinished second in the State College Contest . . . Class B squads include Marcia Ross and Wilma Ellis . . .John Meridith and John Ostrum . . . Lee Houston and Cliff Underwood . . , Lee Doss and Ted Hastings . . . Cathleen Jaclcson and Jim Jaclcson . . . Damas Demers and Gene Newton . . . all class B squads reached the 'fourth round at State College . . . The entire contest included seven rounds. Edie Cofege 60l'lfQf5f Annual State College Contest drew entrants trom seven schools . . . Herbert Hoover . Brown Military Academy . . . EI Centro . . . Point Loma . . . Sweetwater Grossmont . . . Joyce McBride won second place in the original oratory contest . . . Bob Chandler and Ruth Herbert reached the tinals in extemporaneous spealcing with Chan tinishing in second place . . . Bill Murphy, Jaclc Thompson, Ted Hastings, and Anne Mendenhall were the only entries able to reach the tinals and finished up in the order named . . . Grossmont won the entire Sweepstakes by a wide margin. Left to right, first row: C Jaclrson, R. Martin, A. Men denhall, D. Demers, T Hastings. Second row: B Chandler, J. McBride, l Owens, R. Herbert, L Lewis, C. Clevenger, W Ellis, M. Ross. Third row: G Newton, J. Ostrom, B Murphy, C. Underwood, L Houston, D. Green. Mr. L A. Smith, Miss Buelah Shri- ver. L. Doss. J. Thompson J. Jaclrson, J. Meredith. Janice Stanley . . . our hard working Commissioner ot Cuiturat Attairsq the sound crew . . . etticient mike techni- cians , . . Through their endeavors we have had Pep Assemblies . . . Boys' Fed. Asa semblies . . . Hi Jinx . . . The Bathroom Door . . . tacky Day . . . and to top alt, the Swing Band and Bond Drive Assembiy. I L.. 1 . ' ff E BUU B85 Xtttttitflttmin BWXXUGDYK iff? :fm , -,W Y .MQW .fda f0gl 6ll0 5 Z 29.16, 90441- A ,, ff VWWM' ici f'6Jv1fwfz,.ff1-,,fn,c,, b I A ,M fp V ' , , , W fJf!'ff1f.'ffo4f . f of ,aff -f , fl. , I X, Lf A- 1 I Wh, f,! X f X . , 1 . I I ' A , M LIVLP . lfg- I V 4-XE., 1 . 5 . A S W3 0 X A Q X N if MN WY X YSD ' 14, 4 ,, I -. - 1 1 - ' 'QIAV ff 'V' L V' ., fc ' .:- f' K 1 , . , J . .,f 1 K 'Mfg 29555. ,ZQQ , fl v- 'W Q. f,1..1- if Wag! Lett to ri ht' 'first row' C. g . . Clark, A. Clark, T. Henson J. Crawflord, J. Spaulding J. E. Spaulding, E. lmig, D Nelson, R. Worthington Second row: Y. Sperry, E. Ballantyne, B. Wright, J Bingston, M. Kodis, W Ellis, H. Murphy, D. Ellis, J Ostrom. Third row: S. Jeter Mrs. Pearl Lapum, Adviser N. Wicker, C. Stewart, M Underwood, A. Vita, J Stanley, C. Asay. ,, zwrfwwa-f.,...,,. agkrnia .S2A0!a:5fic iyecferafion Grossmont's intellectuals . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . no conventions because ot war-time ditticulties . . . Mrs, Pearl E. Lapum, adviser . . . Otticers semester one . . . Andrey Vita, president . . . Don Nelson, vice- president . . . Nyleen Wicker,secretary . . . Connie Stewart, treasurer . . .semester two otticers . . . Helen Ann Murphy, president. . .Jean Spaulding, vice-president . . . Nyleen Wicker, secretary . . . Connie Stewart, treasurer. S Kgommerciaf Grossmont's Commercial Club . . . the newest organization in Grossmont . . membership requirements are at least a C average in commercial subjects . .. must be ot junior or senior standing ...be a commercial major . . . a B average is required of all ottice holders . . . Miss Vera Habinicht and Miss Elizabeth Woods are the advisers ot the club . . . Motto: The best is none too good lor us. Left to right, 'First row: Miss Habenicht, Miss Woods, L. Hiner, M. Clark, E. lmig, S. Chevalier, B. Walters, B. Mackay, P. Kelly, H. Lamp. Second row: M. Green, F. Keding, D. Sturgess, P. Jorgenson, S. Smith, B. Shaw, E. Walker, J. Lee, L. Golden, B. Gregoire, J. Thompson. Third row: Mrs. Pearl Lapum, J. Hiner, C. Her- rera, K. Riggle. an- merican Pan American Club . . . promoted educational and industrial good will . . . turthered Good Neighbor Policy . . . studied Pan American relations and tried to improve them . . . is a national organization worlcing in conjunction with State Department in Washington and whose adult division presents scholarships to Pan Ameerican students to study in United States . . . presented Pan American Day assembly . . . sang Spanish songs . . . gave dance exhibition . . . adviser, Miss Camille Balcer . . . acting presidents this year, Nevin Freeman and Rosalie Casey. cf ap... Left to right, first row: L V. Happer, B. Cordell, J Beseda, M. A. Quisenberry C. Taylor, M. Bowlin. Sec- ond row: D. Williams, M E. Sheffield, N. Freeman Miss Camille Baker, J Landis, H. Dawson, P Richey. Third row: P. Acord B. Hopkins, E. Dubbs, P Lippman, G. Exner, R Brown. Fourth row: B Springer, B. Wright, J McCloskey, M. Peck, B Jenkins, F. Held, R. Casey K. Black, G. Coleman, B Meechurn. Fifth row: F Holder, G. Hardy, B. Bond R. Lamp, T. Walters, W Head. Spanish club . . . carried on activities tor better understanding between Americans . . . attended tilms shown about South American countries . . . studied habits and customs ot Latins . . . carried on meetings in the Spanish language as much as possible . . . President Earl Estrada called class to order, secretary read minutes in Spanish . . . donated money at Christmas tor presents tor patients in Naval Hospital . . . participated in Pan-American Day assembly . . .adviser . . . Mr. Jose Manion. Left to right, 'First row: Mr J. T. Manion, Adviser: E Estrada, M. Todd, L. Upp Second row: J. Kiblaey, W Garrett, P. Barclay, A Heath, J. Barblan, G. New ton. Third row: J. Dillin, D Kennedy, M. Cla rlr, J Bishop, M. Herrera, B. Tuck er, B. King. Fourth row: L. Gonzales, M. Crandall, D. Hobdy E Clay E Games B Sage H I I - 4 - - ' 1.-2. H s :,a':5:,,:.a.. as.. s. .:..:.... . --as A .r .. .. Left to right, first row: l.. Vance, C. Campbell, H. Arthur, P. Gould, E. Gaines, J. Dennis, B. Wright, D. French, C. Wright, P. Lowrie, D. Duley, J. Mc- Bride, C. McCarthy, B. Wetzall. Second row: Miss Blumenthal, Ad vis e rg D. Kennedy, H. Kahley, A. McBurney, M. Farnsworth, J. Stewart, P. Farmer, M. H. Hise, D. Eckler, P. Bennin- ger, M. Ross, l. McCor- mack, V. Cox. Third row: Miss Wilda Hay, Adviser: C. Jero, D. Heath, J. Beng- ston, E. lmig, S. Chevalier, J. Close, A. Lane, J. Mor- ris, B. Walter, S. Johnson B. Cooter, E. White. W Q5 eruefi Y. W. C. A. club made scrap-boolcs ot magazine stories for the armed serv- ices to be distributed by the Y. W. C. A .... other activities besides the regular Tuesday club periods include: supper meetings . . .swimming . . .club advisers, Miss Wilda Hay and Miss Aileen Blumenthal . . . president, Jeannine Dennis. Hi-Y . . . active social group working toward the promotion ot high ideals . . . high standards throughout the school . . . painted G twice . . .helped ottice collecting attendance slips . . .aided cafeteria by washing dishes. . .cooperated with war ettort by worlcing on railroad Sundays . . . replaced Grossmont entrance sign . . . presented assembly . . . Hi-Y separated into tour groups, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, Lakeside, EI Cajon . . . La Mesa group saw movies shown by Mr. Clayton Grogon . . . gave hay ride . . . had swimming party at Y . . . heard Commander Hess . . . entered basketball tournament . . . advisers . . . Mr. John Cornelius and Mr. Tommy Gould . . . president, Ted Hastings. Left to right, 'First row: D. Kantola, D. Green, E. Clay, T. Hastings, Mr. Tommy Gould, Adviser: Mr. John Cornelius, Adviser. Second row: L. UPP. C. Under- wood, D. Chevalier, J. Shrum, K. Head, L. Sher- wood. Third row: R. Hinclr, G. Martin, D. Baker, R. Hall, J. Smelko. s mu Left to right, 'first row: J. Beynen, C. Stripe, D. Stewart, C. Arriola, l. Wicker, W. Kent. Second row: J. Craig, M. Youngjohn, Miss Winitred King, Adviser: V. Wihs, B. Chandler, S. Thompson. Third row: G. Roberts, L. Mote, J. Martin, G. Pohle, C. Arriola. The Biology Club . . . wherein Grossmont students go back to nature . . . members comprised ot Biology students who have passed satisfactorily a speci- ticd exam . . . this year led a drive tor Christmas stockings tor convalescing service men . . . Don Stewart, president. . . Miss Winitred King, adviser. Left to right, first row: B Jennings, J. Hallmark, J Martin, P. Stewart, W Hewitt, R. Ring, R. Hyde C. Reid, N. Weston, D Ames, J. Adams, J. Luxton J. Haynes. Second row: G Margan, C. Parker, J. Mor- gan, S. Vinson, H. Brea- count, B. Allen, B. Rushton E. Pohle, P. Rowe, G. rott, D. Martin, W. Schull strom A. Cutter Mr D er, i i - Y Adviserg B. Rock. Third row F. LaChappa, D. Sheppard L. Cass, R. Swanson, A Nollet, J. Hester, J. Stew art, J. Collins, S. lmmen schuh, B. Foster, D. Good D. Holden, J. Keeler, M Walker. :Qufure armera of America Future Farmers . . . gardening at home and at school . . . distributed 6000 tomato plants tor victory gardens. . .sold pop corn, drinks, and candy at tootball and basketball games . . . sponsored Queen contest at Harvest ball . . . bean teed . . . pie teed . . . other parties held during night meetings . . . showing and judging ot livestock at County Fair was impossible because ot transportation ditticulties . . . advisers . . . Mr. Ralph Brown and Mr. J. L. Dyer . . . president, Mort Walker . . . vice-president, Bill Foster . . . treasurer, Dick Holden . . . secre- tary, Jack Martin. fit 4 Hifi is 4 Z' li 5 Q, if X RQ if 1: Eff 2 in 1 Left to right, first row: J Burdiclr, D. Hobdy, Y Gaines, A. J. Stephenson, E. Gamber, M. H. Hise, S. A. Horn, B. Murphy. Sec cnd row: F. Nielson, D Demers, T. Hall, B. McKel lar, C. Asay, E. Lyall. 630 CM Journalism students . . . past . . . present . . . future . . . supper and theater parties in San Diego . . . roller skating . . . bowling . . . tour ot San Diego Union and Tribune-Sun newspaper plant . . . membership requirements, one inch adver- tising tor Foothill Echoes . . . three stories printed or one photograph printed . . . adviser, Mrs. Laura Joy Ingram . . . Sue Horn, president 'lor the first semester . .second semester no officers but committee chairmen. Jafin C7146 Students enrolled in Latin I . . . Latin ll . . . or former students spend regular club periods learning and studying Latin customs . . . Latin games . . . Latin weapons . . .ways ot dress . . . living . . .crowning event, Roman Banquet . . . Miss Miriam Anderson, adviser ot the club . . . Malcolm Rice, president. Lett to right, first row: J. Digenan, Miss Anderson, Adviser, E. Haptonstall, B. Thompson, P. Crocker, R. Gilmore, M. Rice. Second row: B. Springer, J. McClos- lrey, J. Metzger, G. Crum, E. Watkins, S. Young. pfafe arm! An organization tor girls registered in Homemaking two and three . . .expert seamstresses . . . discontinuance ot all social activities tor the duration . . . regular club periods devoted to service work tor the Red Cross . . . Grossmont made the Christmas Stockings . . . Advisers, Miss May Jenkins and Miss Heather MacLeod . . . President tor semester one, Katherine Nesbitt . . . President, semester two, Katherine Riggle. Aff CM First row, left to right: K Nesbitt, H. Kahley, D Heath, M. Farnsworth. Sec ond row: C. Arriola, L Allen, E. Comfort, L. Slaf- ter, P. Payne. Third row: D Scott, E. Woodward, B Denton, L. Weston, M Elliot, R. Henning, M. Slat- ter, Miss Heather MacLeod Adviser. Unique club . . . meetings primarily work period . . . members second year Art students . . . outside sketching . . . oil painting . . . pen and ink drawings . . . water painting . . . designing . . . ordered classy pins in torm ot painter's palette board . . . Mrs, Elsie M. Reed, adviser and instructor . . . Phyllis Pitts, president. .msfwaiif-,.'1Q..k.Qsst..,.. trtswgw , f .Mwst i 1 . ammafxgl Left to right, 'First row: Mrs. Merle Donohoo, Adviser: E. Keiber, G. Haworth, C. Wright, B. Lexa, Mr. Kins- man, Adviser. Second row: V. Wihs, B. Langley, L. Matshlce, C. Clarlr, J. Cun- ninghan, M. Howard. Third row: D. Scott, W. Elrard, R. Eaton, B. Heminger, L. Hawkins, L. Head, M. Hal- Strom. Common chillun le s dance Coached by Mr John Crippen this dance club has proven to be one ot the most popular organizations in Grossmont 300 members The purpose ot this club is to teach students the new dance steps to the music ot Mr rlppen s orchestra consisting ot up to date records played on his elaborate mac 13 M I 3 , r gi,4.,4. Girls' honorary organization tor those who have earned 50 or more points in the various sports necessary tor membership . . . Grossmont, president ot San Diego County Athletic Association . . . annual White Elephant Sale at Christmas time . . . Open House for the taculty . . .Joint supper meeting with the lettermen . . . Valentine supper meeting . . . installation of new otliicers last meeting . . . Club advisers, Miss Mary Atkinson . . . President, Allene Head. LETTERMAN'S CLUB Left to right, first row: R. , Anderson, M. Youngjohn D. Green, M. Howard, D Byrd, B. Runyon, C. Collins M. Altshuler. Second row D. Lutjens, G. Haworth, B. Lutiens, J. Fowler, D. Chev alier, E. Clay, P. Hildreth C. Summers. Third row: G Martin, J. Robinson, K Head, L. Johnson, R Ahrensberg, J. Foret, F Applegate, J. Berton, E Buss. olgfferman 3 GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Left to right, first row: J. Dennis, M. Merrill, A. Head, C. Orsborn, V. Shrum, J. Close, J. Fazio, J. Gardner, I. Wicker. Second row, E. J. Howard, L. Lamp, J. Barnes, C. Martini, P. Carter, B. Hurlburt, R. Van Der Meulen, K. Nesbitt, M. Smith. Third row: L. Head, W. Barnes, I. Owens, E. Barber, S. Johnston, E. M. Jorgenson, J. Lowry. Letterman's club presented an outstanding assembly ot the year . . . handled award assemblies in characteristic manner . . . changed membership rules . . . wrote new constitution adopted by members . . . started new custom of initiating members with secret but trial-tested college system . . . held joint meeting G.A.A .... stepped in to solve G.G.6. problems . . . Adviser, Coach Jack President, Roy Cooper . . . Vice-President, Bill Kubic . . . Secretary- Glenn Haworth. E u 5 K 2 5 5 5 35 ,, H a 1 E i S E E 2 LE E 5 F 2 E 3 5 fi 2 5 s : S if .xdufogralakri wif ,ly MAH iff wjgf3Ti9 WMf?f'f igwimf 'Qi f VHWJVW M3 fi Qjqdfmwwwx k N 5' - Q- xxgi 5 QM XE Xi EQEXSNQ 153335 5 Efilislb f ' ik iv A agwmmx Amlm-h A R'?5?5f'3 , , 4 W -f Ass: xv 'J VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Brown, D. Good, J. Sigler, wood, R. Lutjens. Second Hildreth, D. Lutiens, F. Clay, E. Smith, J. Smelko, J. Lovejoy, J. Corby. vdfdifg goofgaf jam Grossmont's eleven performed several remarkable teats during the I942 pigskin season: not the least among these being a stirring I3-I3 tie with the mighty San Diego Cavemen, a team which deteated by a large score every other team in the Metro league. Chiet sour note ot the season was the Grossmont loss to Sweetwater, the GUHS arch enemy. Hoover and San Diego each divided their squads in two separate units ot battle. Grossmont was not sched- uled to play the Hoover Red aggregation, but did have occasion to play the Whites, who won by a 7-0 count as the result ot a sustained drive in the tirst quarter. Grossmont threat- ened the Hoover Cardinals several times in the tourth period, driving down to their 20 yard line only to lose the ball on downs. The Caveman game was played atter an inspired bunch ot Foothillers had determined they would win. They stopped the Cavemen colder than a dead mackerel. A sensational pass interception by Roy Domengoni and a long 80 yard run by Don Lee Byrd, raked in the Gross- mont scores. Nelson Manuel, Caveman back, sparked the San Diego bunch throughout the struggle. Played betore a capacity crowd, including many San Diegans, the game was one ot the highlights ot the entire league? season. A well-kicked tield goal by Ted Smith provided the winning two point margin in the Grossmont en- counter with the speedy San Diego Hiller grid squad in the Balboa City Stadium. This game teatured the tirst time GUHS had ever played V? city team and the tirst time the Foot- hillers had played in the Stadium. Grossmont came out 'Fifth in the Victory league, tour wins, three losses, and two ties. GUHS 97 points, opf ponents 60. Left to right, 'first row: C. B. Foster, D. Baker, K. Head, L. Gordon, J. Gor- don, J. Meadows, L. Sher- row: B. Kubic, J. Shrum, S. Vinson, R. Domengoni, H. Settle, D. Byrd, J. Kay, P. Shepard, B. Sandlin, E. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Lett to right, first row: D. Sedlac, J. Fredericlcs, H. Bruington, R. Frech, W. Lanois, H. Sims. Second row: R. Johnson, B. Morrow, E. Sanders, B. Norbaclc, N. Jain, R. Minga, B. Shaw, R. Taylor, B. Naslund, G. Simpson, R. Sever, C. Pitt- man. Third row: B. Mer- rian, D. Kantola, R. Wiebel, B. Sangster, R. Ahrensburg, C. Fudge, J. Orr, D. Muel- ler, B. Swanson, J. Gibbs, H. Fitzgerald, M. Arey, J. Wilson, K. Head, N. Hol- strom, W. Tehan, R. Avery, E. Estrada, D. Lauters, V. Digenan, H. Anderson, l. Schaffer. Qfl 0 86Lglfl,0 Grossmont won three, tied one, and lost two in the Metro league tootball division, com- posed ot those teams which were in the league betore Hoover and San Diego joined in I942. Grossmont's loss to the Whites, her tie with the Cavemen, and her win over the Hillers had no bearing on the standings ot this league within a league. Grossmont's tie with La Jolla, her loss to Point Loma by a narrow margin ot two conversions, and her tinal disastrous 9-7 loss to Sweetwater were the sad points in the league. However, her detinite 25-6 drubbing handed to Coronado's Green Wave and her wins over the stalwart sons ot Escondido and the Oceanside Pirates more than compensated tor the losses. Her tie with La Jolla was regret- table. It seemed as though the tog and the sea air were too much tor the team, tor the small rugged La Jolla squad held the Grossmont gridiron steamroller to a O-O tie. lt seemed as though the teams were destined tor a hard struggle when beat Grossmontlu signs greeted our team as they arrived at the rival school. Point Loma used hard drives and sensational passing to bloclc Grossmont's scoring attempts. Hardest blow ot the year was the win by Sweetwater the weelc atter our I4-I2 trouncing ot the Pointers. Grossmont team members had counted on a win over the 'Sweetwater men all season, and when the tield goal and touchdown were made which beat us they were a sorrowtul bunch, indeed. Prospects are dull tor next season, because ot students graduating or joining Uncle Sam's armed torces. ....- n.. J 5 i eff '1 r 'fW511'575'r5 A BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, 'first row: T Varni, M. Altshuler, B Meadows. Second row: A Anderson, B. Clarkson, K Head, G. Martin. TX4 7, EMA? QCLIWL Grossmont's A baslcetball team took all the sadness in the '42 season, losing all their games but one. Their brothers, the Bees, had all the luck. War was a predominant factor in determining the outcome ot the season. The Ns greatest fault lay in their failure to hit the hoop as much as necessary. The photographs ot many ot Grossmonts teams are incomplete since they were taken when several ot the tellows had answered the call to arms or detense work. ' B BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, first row: B. Hinclx, L. Spurgeon, J. Du- pree, R. McSpadden. Sec- ond row: D. Baker, G. Starks, R. Marquez, E. Angle, B. Manescalco. 'T 2' Z?...L..fL.J flaw. Grossmont's Bee basketball team came out in the first division ot the I942 basketball Victory league games gar- nering second place. They crushed all of their opponents save one. The Cees and Dees did not play a regular Metro schedule. C BASKETBALL TEAM Lett to right, 'First row: H. Thomas, J. Hallmark, J. Noe, A. Zeis. Second row: J. Anderson, I. Herrera, R. Fuller, T. Nesbit. D BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, first row: R. Lamp, T. Meza, J. McSpadden, A. Eckles. Second row: B. Shaffer, C. Kent, E. Sweelland, B. Chmidling. B TRACK TEAM C TRACK TEAM Left to right, first row: D. Russell, J. Burton, B. Swanson, M. Left to right, first row: J. Madden, E. Cunningham, L. V. Rob- Stallings, B. Runyon, R. Ahrensburg. Second row: R. Cooper, inson, F. Cota, R. Cutting, W. Head. Second row: E. Pres- C. Collins, V. Davey, D. Byrd, E. Clay, P. Hildreth. Third row: cott, J. Foret, l. Herrera, A. Olsen, J. Salas. Third row: G. J. Fowler, J. Robinson, L. Johnson, W. Garrett, D. Nelson, B. Walker, T. Walters, E. Walters, B. Manescalco, C. Fore, R Merriam, W. Brown. Fourth row: M. Howard, D. Close, G. Fuller. Winton, G. Marsden, B. Murphy, B. Conrad, C. Summers. fl... .mama Grossmonts cinder pathmen burned up the traclc as they outran the San Diego team, which was participating in tull strength, 56 to 48, in the A division and 80 to I5 in the Bee struggle. The flashy Foothillers also were at white hot heat the Friday they toolc on the boys trorn Coronado. The Green Wave was battered to the tune ot 79 to 25 in the class A tilt and 84 to I I in the class Bee, topping the whole worlcs ott with a smashing 60 to I7 win in the Cee division. The Bees to date remain undefeated, having prolonged the series ot wins with a victory at the expense ot Point Loma. The Cees also are undeteated so tar in the season, having yet to meet only Hoover, as do the A's and Bees. The A's tell victim to the Pointer squad. The meet with Hoover and then an all-Metro meet will close the season. Several returning letternnen assured Grossmont ot a superior team in all three divisions at the start ot the year. But the little matter ot World War ll came along and the A's began being called into the Army, while many others telt they could best serve in Vocational schools and various other detense war jolos. This lett the Foothillers with a slightly depleted roll call when the season started, but Coach Jaclc Mashin toolc what there was and molded it into a powertul well-lcnit organization. Grossmont participated in the low and high hurdles, the 50, l00, 440, 660, 880, and l32O yard runs, the shot put, pole vault, broad jump, and high jump events. A TRACK TEAM Left to right, first row: C Underwood, R. Anderson N. Freeman, P. Chandler G. Martin, J. McCloskey. Second row: L. Mote, V. Digenan, J. Woodward, B Allen, J. Nollet, J. Gibbs K. Head, M. Youngiohn, H Brecount. 'ez Left to right, first row: B. Lawrence, J. Kibbey, G. Haworth, Capt., Mr. John Crippen, Coach, G. New- ton, R. Gilmore, J. Mere- dith, F. Held, B. Street, G. Scott, L. Houston. Second row: L. Upp, M. Rice, L West, M. Saunders, D Held, J. McGee, B. Froe- lich, M. Strong, T. Howell. ogd i ennid Coached by Mr. John Crippen, this year's tennis club produced a very strong team led by their dynamic captain, Glenn Haworth . . . placed second in Victory League . . . Beaten only by Hoover . . . Some ot this year's team members proved to be Gilbert Martin and Gerry Kibbey who formed a strong first doubles team . . . Gale Scott and Dick Held won honors at second doubles . . . Other singles men were Malcom Rice and Martin Altschuler. J. Kibbey G. Martin L. Upp G. Haworth B. Lawrence lx ag H, INTERCLASS FOOTBALL Left to right. first row: R Scheller, R. Wilson, R Payette, D. Adams, R. Ellis H. Brecount. Second row derson. .gnfercfaaa goofgaf Winners in the heavy-weight and light-weight teams were third and fifth periods, respectively. The third period lightweight teams defeated their opponent 4I-O in the finals. The lightweight team's members featured a baclcfield consisting of Hastings, Love, Head, and Walker. Sixth period was runner-up in the lightweight division. The heavyweights featured a baclcfield of Dugan, Cooper, Davy, and Bryan, and with one of the strongest lines ever seen in interclass competition, trampled their opponent in the finals I4-O. Fourth period, their opponent in this contest, put up a terrific fight but was outclassed by the speedy fifth period bunch. Each year interclass competition is organized, and in it some of the fellows receive their first actual football experience and go on from there to make regular team members. These fellows practice after school in regulation football equipment, and although they don't receive any awards for their efforts, a good time is had by the participants who put all they have into the game and fight to win. Coach Lawrence Head has charge of all interclass sports. Fourth period was runner-up in the heavyweight division. Fifth period had to play two games to win the title. Left to right, first row: B. Runyon, D. Melvill, L. Hippen- Left to right, first row: C. Liner, C. Grove, .l. Stewart, E. steel, J. Hester, B. Conrad, D. Snook, A. Lewis. Second Woodward, P. Stewart, E. Shepard. Second row: B. row: T. Brandt, R. Brandt, J. Brabban, F. Applegate, D. Chmidling, C. Williamson, J. Binter, R. Fuller, J. Hall- Nelson. marlc. B. Allen, D. Allan, C. Col- lins, J. McCloskey, B. Hen- Slim torsos contorted Grossmonts girl tumblers in tlashy tlips tripe stunts . . . breath taking pyramids Miss Jean Landis coach Circumstances prevented public appearance Varsity stars Helen Savage Mary Ham mond . . . Clemencia Herrera Lois Hook Betty Comtort Seventh period claimed the honor Blazing blue and gold precision drill marching dazzling baton intrica cies . . . Drill team thrilled grand stand at every game A new highlight Shirley Johnston and her exhibition acrobatrcs High stepping sister maiorettes . . . Blanche Lexa Rosemary Hansen Roberta McGregor and Edna Banks Dorothea Englestead the trim head major calling flanks Miss Mary Atkinson in charge. DRILL TEAM MAJORETTES Lett to right, first row: B. Lexa S. Johnson, E. M. Banks, D. Engle- stad, R. M. Hanson, R. McGreg- gor. Second row: M. J. Gigliotti B. Akers, L. Tombaugh, M. Rudd A. Chide, M. Farnsworth, V. Cluss- man, E. Golden. Third row: L. Rix M. Peterson, B. Tombaugh, M Finnegan, R. Henning, E. White B. Keele, P. Fenn. Fourth row: B Kelso, B. King, A. Fergueson, J Bishof, J. Camilla, G. Finnegan C. Dugan, M. Smith. Fifth row: B Jorgenson, F. Stash, V. Fergueson C. Huffman, B. Clark, B. Moore V. Cox. Sixth row: M. Slatter, S Close, P. Crocker, M. Brown, B Cooter, C. Allen, Z. R. Hill, M L. Farrell. Seventh row: E. Barber H. Arthur, C. Marshal, C. Jero B. Kruger, L. Vance, B. Cooter F. Clark. 1 SPEEDBALL BASKETBALL Left to right: E. Barber, W. Barnes, Capt., W. Kregear, Left to right: I. McCormack, E. Summerville, L. Head, B. Gregoire, R. Rioflyl. Owens, E. Jamison. Captain: Miss lsibel Mackay, Coach, B. Schoffer, H. M. Smith, K. Martini, M. Stumburg. SMQJAGK Sloshing to victory through mud came the juniors ably captained by Wilma Barnes crushing the Sophs . . . Seniors claimed third and Frosh fourth. gaffefgaf Victory in basketball went to the Sophomores . . . malcing each shot count . . . led by an able captain Louise Head . . . Juniors tollowed tor a close second. u,f.,r.f Championship game . . . savage . . . Sophomores downed the seniors in two out ot three final play-oft . . . Mildred Brown led sophomores to glory. .zdrclzerg Grossmont girls score bulls-eye . . . Archery classes popular . . . Mae Jor- genson ot Famous Jorgensons starred . . . competitive activity limited this year. VOLLEYBALL Left to right: M. Clapman, L. Head, M. Heinz, M. ARCHERY Brown, Captain, R. Milner, R. Young. Left to right: P. Woodhead, M. Wicker, E. M. Jorsenson GIRLS' TENNIS CLUB Left to right, first row: P. Benninger, J. Heinz, S. John- ston, M. Simons, F. Mc- Cabe, M. Wicker, B. Hurl- burt, C2 Arsborn, V. Shrum, D. Duley, P. Lowrie, C. Wright. P. Carter, H. Shaf- fer, A. Sheedy, P. Breit- sprecher, D. Norclahl, J. Peterson, N. Wicker, C. Stewart, W. Ellis, C. Mar- tini, I. Wicker, J. Dennis. Third row: D. Hobdy, R. Pearce, J. E. Spaulding, S. Hayes, M. Hiclrs, C. Brown, P. Archarcl, V. DeWoody, R. Caddell, M. H. Hise, J. McBride, D. Eclrler, A. Sharp. I , . gm ef.. Branch ot the G. A. A .... expert raclcet wielders . . . members participated in ninth annual lnlc Tournament . . . School's Preliminar Singles tournament . . . Preliminary Doubles tournament . . . winners' names otyGrossmont's Champion- ship Singles tournament and Championship Doubles tournament engraved on the school's perpetual trophy cups . . . played in Mixed Doubles tournament . . . Miss Mary Atkinson, adviser . . . Ina Wicker, president. C. Orsborn J. Spaulding I. Wicker D. Duley J. Stanley BOWLING CLUB Left to right, 'First row: C. Gordon, M. Corfort, S. Chester, D. Darrow, Miss Isabel Mackay, Adviser, J. Sherman, D. Johnson, M. Abrahams, C. Culver, B. Northrup, S. Mickelson, M. Raymond, R. Milner, V. Martin. Second row: F. Ful- ler, M. Allen, C. Allen, B. Tombaugh, N. Watt, B. Carr, E. A. Alderman, M. Tate, R. Robertson, D. Reilly, R. Withers, M. L. McKenney. Third row: D. Mitchell, L. Peugh, J. Lan- phier, E. Gardner, L. Tom- baugh, A. Woodhead, A. Carr, B. Way, P. Wood- head, B. Smith, A. Lane, I. Martin, J. McGowan. ow ing Otticial yellow cardigans . . . blue and gold ten-pin and ball emblems . . . bowling on alternate Wednesdays at Clarlc's Bowling Alley in La Mesa . . . regular school meetings on Tuesdays . . . 35 active members . . . adviser and instructor tirst semester, Miss Luverne Carpenter . . . second semester, Miss Isabel Mackay. giraf First Aid . . . A quarter course streamlined to meet war emergency. Howto stop bleeding? . . . Turn to page 25 . . . and bring in that stretcher . . . First Aid classes well versed in the art under able instruction by Miss Margaret Daigle, school nurse . . . Standard American Red Cross Course . . . required tor gradua- tion . involves practical work . . . application ot bandages . . . splints . . . artiticial respiration . . . pressure control ot bleeding . . . Miss Winitred King also included a tirst aid unit in each ot her biology classes. Sf , N 'W ' I?,asQFi5?S .AM f0gl CLl0A:5 W4 wffwfff fx? 5 if Q LVXQX 6. F , gb I Joh -055 OL' Q. C ,A .!4CLI'l0lfUA6!98l'I'l ell! The students ot the graduating class ot I943 and the year book members wish to take this opportunity to express their sincere appre- ciation ot the help given them from various sources. This help has made possible the publication of the I943 EI Recuerdo. Mr. Hal Brucker ot Neyenesch Printerstor his patience and advice: Mr. Bob Neyenesch, without whose help this publication would have been impossible: Mr. Benny White tor the Red Robe Choir pictures: Mr. Eugene P. Lyle, Public Relations Otticer ot Fort Rosecrans, tor the picture, ln the Armed Eorces : The U. S. Navy tor their photograph ot The WAACS and WAVESH: Lt. Florence Morris, WAAC, and Ensign Florence Walker, WAVE, and their assistants tor arranging and poising The WAAC and WAVE picture: Mrs. Laura Joy Ingram tor her help in supervising the theme, introductory pictures, and copy: Mr. Baldwin, ot the Baldwin Photo Studio in La Mesa, tor the Senior pictures and other assistance in photography: Mrs. Elsie M. Reed tor directing and taking the pictures: developing, printing, and mounting them: Mr. Harold Balsiger tor promotion and business management? Mr. C. B. Quicksall, our principal, whose cooperation made the publi- cation ot this yearbook a reality: Miss Annabelle Crary, Miss Vera l-labenicht, Miss Juanita Lutz, and Miss Woods whose classes typed the copy tor the annual. 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